The Competition and Markets Authority said the deal "could result in U.K. SMEs and investors losing out as a result of higher fees and less innovation."
But in its provisional findings, the CMA said the deal "could result in U.K. SMEs and investors losing out as a result of higher fees and less innovation." Seedrs added that it disagreed with the regulator's conclusion that the merger would be anti-competitive.
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