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AI Tool Fears Spark Selloff, Elliot Builds Stake in LSEG | The Opening Trade 2/11/2026

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Global markets reacted sharply to an AI-driven tax tool from Altruist, triggering selloffs in wealth management and software stocks, including SAP and Dassault Systèmes, mirroring prior Wall Street declines. The disruption spread from U.S. trading hours, where financial services firms faced pressure as AI automation threatened traditional advisory roles, accelerating sector-wide volatility. Activist investor Elliott Management acquired a stake in London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), betting on its potential amid AI disruption and a prolonged slump in new listings. LSEG shares surged 8.4%—its largest intraday gain in three months—after Elliott’s move, signaling confidence despite broader market turbulence and declining IPO activity. The selloff underscores growing investor anxiety over AI’s rapid encroachment into financial services, reshaping valuation models and operational strategies across global exchanges.
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Wealth Management and software firms such as SAP and Dassault Systemes plunged at the European market open. This followed a similar move on Wall Street after a tax-strategy AI tool rolled out Altruist sent shares of financial services firms and wealth managers lower in US trading hours. Elsewhere, sources said Elliot Investment Management has built a stake in London Stock Exchange Group as the FTSE 100 index owner grapples with disruption from artificial intelligence and a plunge in listings. LSEG rose as much as 8.4% in early London trading Wednesday, the biggest intraday gain in more than three months. (Source: Bloomberg)

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