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London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) Assessments

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The London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) works in the infrastructure of global financial markets across its focus areas of Information Services, Capital Formation and Risk and Balance Sheet Management. With a history that can be traced back to 1698, it is a global leader across all its services and employs around 4,500 people worldwide.

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Sample London Stock Exchange (LSE) Tests question Test your knowledge!

Choose the option that best improves the original sentence: 'They should of enforced the rules on trading more strictly to prevent the malpractices.'

  • They should of enforced the rules on trade more strict to prevent the malpractices.
  • They should've enforced the rules on trading more strictly to prevent the malpractices.
  • They should of enforced the rules on trading more stricter to prevent the malpractices.
  • They should have strict enforcement of the rules on trading to prevent malpractice.

A new policy will only be effective if the majority of market participants agree to it. Few market participants agree to a policy if they believe it will lead to increased costs. Therefore, if a policy leads to increased costs:

  • The policy will be effective.
  • The policy will not be effective.
  • Market participants will agree to the policy.
  • Costs will consequently decrease.

A trader looked at the pattern of stocks fluctuating over a week. If the pattern continues, which of the following is likely to be the value of the stock on the next day when it is known that the stock has been falling by 5% each day for the past 4 days and it started at a value of 100 units?

  • 81.45 units
  • 95 units
  • 85.75 units
  • 76.25 units

A report reads, 'Recent measures have led to a stabilization in the fiscal infrastructure and the bolstering of financial reserves across the exchange.' What is the primary implication of this report?

  • The exchange is facing a financial crisis.
  • Investments in the exchange have become riskier.
  • The exchange is less likely to experience financial volatility.
  • Stabilization measures have failed.

If a bond salesman is able to sell all but 7 of his bonds, and if we know that number represents 5% of his total number of bonds, then how many bonds did he start with?

  • 140 bonds
  • 147 bonds
  • 135 bonds
  • 150 bonds

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London Stock Exchange (LSE) Tests FAQs

What are the London Stock Exchange tests?

The London Stock Exchange tests are assessments used in their hiring process to evaluate a candidate’s aptitude in areas critical to the company’s operations—like financial knowledge, data analysis, and logical reasoning.

Are the London Stock Exchange tests hard?

The difficulty of the London Stock Exchange tests can vary depending on your background and skills. However, they are designed to challenge applicants—ensuring only the best suited advance in the recruitment process.

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How long does the recruitment process take at London Stock Exchange?

While specific timelines can vary, the recruitment process at London Stock Exchange is thorough and may take several weeks to complete, from initial application to final interviews.

What are London Stock Exchange's core values?

London Stock Exchange’s core values revolve around integrity, excellence, innovation, and partnership—reflecting their commitment to be at the forefront of financial markets while fostering trustworthy relationships.

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