What’s Refinitiv’s reputation like at the moment after 3 plus outages this year?
Guess LSEG must be having buyers regret now.
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Guys stoping everything ... there are flies in the ointment ...
I am curious to see who is going to be fired ... but wait, when there are no FTE what do you do ?
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Lol @ "revenue is up...durr"
Anyone using revenue growth as a KPI in a subscription business is looking 12 months in the rear-view mirror. But this is the kind of nonsense you should expect from the C suite at Refinitive. When Thomson bought Reuters, the combined markets revenue, including exchange fees, was around $8B. What is it now? Still "up"?
Keep dreaming. There are plenty of data vendors out there, and if you aren't reliable, you can't even compete on price.
You got two outages this week ...
But so what ?
Do you see any changes ?
Revenue is down for a decade, but for external growth and price increases
"Yes keep telling yourself that fool"
It's a fact ;-)
If no one acts why do you think there is a problem ?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/london-stock-exchange-suffers-indigestion-from-refinitiv-deal-11627551001
A good summary.
“ If revenue is up, you do not have a problem ... try to understand that.”
Yes keep telling yourself that fool
‘ Revenue is up 4-5% this quarter what world are you on’
Via cost saving yes 😂
If revenue is up, you do not have a problem ... try to understand that.
The share price is still way off £10 highs.
they're not having a shred of buyer's regret. lazy c-level need to get fired (give it a couple of months), simple connectivity issues need to be fixed (an issue money is being thrown at) and refinitiv needs to start selling ftse's good data (give it a good commission plan).
not exactly your aol/time warner type of titanic.
it'd be amazing if culture and morale could improve but that's got nothing to do with the share price.
Revenue is up 4-5% this quarter what world are you on