(Reuters) - The London Stock Exchange Group (LSE.L) is in talks with the Singapore Exchange (SGXL.SI) about a potential 7.2 billion pound ($11.3 billion) merger, the Daily Telegraph reported, a deal that would create the world's third-largest exchange group.
The newspaper said the chief executive of LSE Group, Xavier Rolet, has held a series of informal talks with SGX Chief Executive, Magnus Bocker, about a potential merger. Full story
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