Dame Clara’s LSE swansong sees revenues surge

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In April, the average daily value of equity trading on the LSE's UK order book was up 2% on the previous quarter, helping it to beat forecasts, posting revenues of £671.4 million for the full year to March 31.

But the LSE's market share of Footsie 100 stocks this month fell below 70% for the first time, as the impact of discount rivals Chi-X, Turquoise and Bats begins to become clear.

"Although market conditions are expected to remain testing, the group is well-placed for the future," the LSE said in a statement.

Xavier Rolet, a 49-year-old former Lehman Brothers banker, takes over Furse's job at the close of trading today.