Viren Vaghela

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  • An illustrative photo showing a medical syringe seen in front of Pfizer-BionTech, Moderna and AstraZeneca-University of Oxford logos displayed on screens in the background on Christmas Eve.<br /> On Thursday, December 24, 2020, in Dublin, Ireland. (Photo illustration by Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Health

    AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID vaccine could get U.K. approval as soon as this week

    By Viren Vaghela, Thomas Penny, and others
  • During the most volatile trading days in the spring, Goldman Sachs was routinely executing $1 trillion in trades &#8220;seamlessly.&#8221; Wire photography: Jeenah Moon—Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    COVID put electronic trading to the test. It’s never buckled, Goldman Sachs says

    By Viren Vaghela and Bloomberg
  • A pedestrian walks past the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in London, U.K.Finance

    In London, a Europe-heavy stock exchange is facing down Brexit

    By Silla Brush, Viren Vaghela, and others
  • Commuters on their way into the City of London walk across London Bridge in view of The Shard in London, U.K., on Monday, Sept. 28, 2020.International

    Banks are moving $1.6 trillion in assets out of the U.K. ahead of Brexit cutoff

    By Bloomberg and Viren Vaghela
  • Pedestrians pass a sign at the London Stock Exchange Group Plc headquarter offices in the City of London, U.K., on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019. Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd. made an unexpected bid for LSE, which could potentially throw the European exchange's own transformative deal into jeopardy. Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesFinance

    London’s LSE Formally Rejects Hong Kong Exchange’s Surprise $37 Billion Bid

    By Viren Vaghela and Bloomberg
  • Man walks by London Stock Exchange Group logoInternational

    London Stock Exchange Places $27 Billion Bet on a Data-Driven Future

    By Viren Vaghela and Bloomberg