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Regulatory News Service (RNS) - What is RNS

The regulatory news service (RNS) is part of the London Stock Exchange. It is the leading provider of regulatory and non-regulatory information in the UK.

What is the regulatory news service?

One of the components of the London Stock Exchange is the regulatory news service (RNS). In the UK, it is the top source of regulatory and non-regulatory information. Over 70% of UK businesses and organizations post information through the RNS. Its information includes any news that might have an impact on a company's share price.

This news contains projections, board member appointments, share issues, company performance, and announcements. It also includes filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The FTSE 100 firms are represented by these filings. For the community of financial investors, the RNS is an essential source of reliable and secure information. The Financial Conduct Authority has authorized it as a regulatory information service (FCA).

The RNS makes sure that business announcements are noticed by the global financial community and assists them in adhering to rules regarding information openness. Companies can now communicate with international investors more easily as a result. RNS updates are disseminated to financial investment companies all around the world via news sources like Thomson Reuters, Bloomberg, Dow Jones, and the website of the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

Many businesses use an RNS feed to disseminate their own news and results online. This makes it easier to guarantee that the information published is unbiased, secure, and current.

RNS data is used by investors to make more informed judgments. By using a company's name or a Legal Entity Identifier code, they can quickly find information (LEI). Additionally, you can do this by looking for a certain

The RNS can be used by investors to find investment possibilities. Additionally, it can inform customers of information that can affect the value of any shares they own favourably or unfavourably.

The role of the RNS

The EU Transparency Directive, which mandates that businesses reveal information about their activities at regular intervals and through particular channels, has been in effect since 2007, and the RNS has been assisting multinational corporations to comply with it since then. This comprises management statements and annual and semi-annual financial reports.

The directive was a component of efforts to promote uniformity and financial openness within the EU. There were also Legal Entity Identifiers introduced (LEIs). A 20-digit alphanumeric code serves as an LEI. It is a distinctive method of recognizing legal persons taking part in financial investment transactions. These codes are used to link important reference data to listed companies when news is broadcast via the RNS.

The LSE, which has provided in-depth market data and pricing for more than 300 years, owns the RNS. Initially, a paper bulletin with this information was distributed twice a week. Today, there is a constant electronic flow of more than 1,000 announcements every day. The RNS processes around 300,000 announcements a year. Over 70% of all regulatory and price-sensitive firm announcements in the UK fall under this category.

A trader named John Castaing first published a list of market prices twice a week. This was the beginning of the RNS. This had changed by the 19th century. Company announcement noticeboards and electronically transmitted price information had begun to appear on the RNS. On the trading floor in the 20th century, headlines and announcements were projected onto electronic screens.

The Regulatory News Agency name was given to the service in 1988. (RNS). The LSE then introduced the Direct Input Provider, a new digital submission method (DIP). This enables businesses to electronically transmit notifications to the RNS, where they can then be sent to important vendors and target markets. This has developed into a complete internet service by the year 2000. Businesses can now submit announcements to the market in a variety of forms and styles.

Who uses the RNS?

The majority of RNS customers are companies listed on UK exchanges. These include the FTSE 100, FTSE 250, All Share, techMarkUK, International Order Book, Specialist Fund Market, Professional Securities Market and AIM. The RNS can also be used to communicate better with European and American investors through the major financial news networks. The service is also used by corporate advisors and regulators.

Fundamental and technical analysis using RNS

It's crucial to read the news and information that businesses release about their operations and results. Investors may develop a thorough grasp of the businesses they are investing in as well as discover trends and make decisions with its assistance. A trustworthy source of this information is the RNS.

RNS data is frequently used by share investors to undertake fundamental and technical analysis. These are the two most often used techniques for evaluating assets and choosing an investment strategy. On the basis of previous market or asset performance, technical analysis forecasts share price changes.

To determine a company's value, fundamental analysis looks at its financial statements. It evaluates a company's entire financial picture and is also referred to as quantitative analysis. This comprises earnings, costs, assets, and liabilities. These can provide information on how the business will perform going forward. Fundamental analysts are interested in a company's revenue growth, profitability, and position in relation to its rivals. Investors can learn this information thanks to the RNS publication of information.

Summary

The RNS is a helpful central database that houses data about a company's performance. It includes 40% of SEC filings pertaining to UK-listed firms as well as 70% of AIM and UK-listed corporations. It helps investors comprehend a company's long-term financial success. They can learn more about the composition of the board and non-regulatory activity. Investors can examine shareholder reports and board remarks, for instance, using RNS.

Source: CMC Markets UK

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