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What does the Stock Exchange do?

The London Stock Exchange is a market place for the buying and selling of shares and other securities in UK and other companies and institutions. Only public companies can offer shares to the public and so the Stock Exchange has no role in the transfer of private companies' shares. Shares in smaller companies are listed on the Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

The Exchange's own website contains much information about the Stock Exchange itself and companies listed on it, as do the websites for the other leading Stock Exchanges such as those in New York and Tokyo.

Click here to visit the London Stock Exchange website.

Click here to visit the New York Stock Exchange website.

Click here to visit he Tokyo Stock Exchange website.

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