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Flutter Entertainment, the NYSE-listed parent company of FanDuel and Betfair, has disclosed plans to delist shares from the London Stock Exchange.
Why it matters: London keeps losing listings to New York, either at IPO or after, with companies citing everything from market liquidity to costs to executive compensation rules.
Flutter Entertainment, which switched its primary listing to New York in May 2024, said it would delist from the London Stock…
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