Stephen Lansdown cuts HL stake to 7% - reports

Offloads £160m stake

Mike Sheen
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Hargreaves Lansdown co-founder Stephen Lansdown has further cut his stake in the investment services company to just 7% after a Guernsey-based company in his name dumped £160m of shares in an accelerated offering through Barclays, according to reports.

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