The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has received maximum of its revenues from its post-trade services business, Financial Times reports. The exchange posted that only 13% of its revenue in the year to the end of March came from the fees it charges for trading shares, down from 19% the previous year. The group saw a 30% increase in income at its post-trade services business. The LSE’s total income for the year to March 31 rose 7% to £674.9 million, while its pre-tax profit rose from £144.3-238.2 million. The company’s revenue from post-trade services was 23% of the group total, up from 19% a year earlier.

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