"Bullish Talks" podcast delves into the fascinating world of financial markets. In this episode, we explore the expensive world of listing companies on stock markets like London and Frankfurt and the implications of these costs on businesses and the overall investment landscape. We further discuss the possibility of cost reductions through automation platforms like Exlayr, and how that could benefit companies looking to go public and potential investors. This episode promises innovative insights into the future of public financial markets.

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The Bullish Talks podcast provides a deep dive into the finance world, focusing on the current controversies facing London's financial sector. On today's episode, we discuss top UK pension funds' efforts to halt an overhaul of listing rules by the Financial Conduct York.

The critics, including Railpen and the People’s Pension, argue that the amendments could potentially undermine shareholder rights. We dissect the FCA's defense and consider the implications of these changes to UK markets. Listen in as we explore the declining investment in UK's stock market by pension funds and how reforms may boost domestic investments and corporate listings.