Virgin Media is considering whether to delist on New York's Nasdaq – a legacy of its ntl past – in favour of listing back at home in the UK, as part of a review of company finances. "Our new CFO is looking at our capital structure, including how we are listed and what our dividend policy is. Clearly, a UK versus a US listing is something that we will continue to explore and monitor," CEO Neil Berkett told The Telegraph.

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