By Charlie Conchie The boss of the London Stock Exchange has called for better financial education in schools to prevent a generation of young investors being shut out of capital markets. Julia Hoggett, who was appointed to head the exchange last year, said a lack of financial education at a young age was preventing people from investing and therefore hampering wealth creation. “It’s fundamental that savers, retail investors, policyholders and pensioners can invest in their future. But we need to ensure everyone has the right tools,” she said, as reported in the Mail on Sunday. “Providing more…
