Euromoney quarterly trading in line with expectations

Euromoney Institutional Investor, the international publishing, events and electronic information group, has traded in line with its expectations since the start of April, with total revenues for the quarter to the end of June up nine per cent, driven by continued growth from the group's research and data businesses.

Euromoney Institutional Investor, the international publishing, events and electronic information group, has traded in line with its expectations since the start of April, with total revenues for the quarter to the end of June up nine per cent, driven by continued growth from the group's research and data businesses.

Revenue rose to £111m, while underlying group revenues, excluding the impact of last year's acquisition of Ned Davis Research, increased by 3% (and by 1% at constant exchange rates).

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