London Capital Group Holdings Share News (LCG)

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

London Capital Group Issues 4.1 Million Shares For Loan Conversion (ALLISS)

UK DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: Shanta Gold Non-Executive Sells Stake

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: London Capital Group Chairman Buys 250,000 Shares

UPDATE 2-Alpari co-owner sought to wind up business a year ago

(Adds calls for changes to leverage, FX market regulation, data on record day of trading) By Patrick Graham LONDON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - The co-founder of Russian-owned Alpari applied a year ago to wind up the parent company of its retail currency brokerage, fearing it was "doomed" long

London Capital Group Issues 14.4 Million Shares For Conversions (ALLISS)

RPT-WRAPUP 5-Swiss franc shock shuts some FX brokers; regulators move in

(Repeats story published late Friday; no changes to text) By Anirban Nag and Steve Slater LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Swiss franc shock reverberated through currency trading firms around the world on Friday, wiping out many small-scale investors and the brokerages that cater to the

WRAPUP 5-Swiss franc shock shuts some FX brokers; regulators move in

(Adds details of Leucadia/FXCM deal) By Anirban Nag and Steve Slater LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Swiss franc shock reverberated through currency trading firms around the world on Friday, wiping out many small-scale investors and the brokerages that cater to them and forcing regulat

WRAPUP 3-Swiss franc shock shuts some FX brokers; regulators move in

(Recasts, adds Barclays, details of losses) By Anirban Nag and Steve Slater LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Swiss franc shock reverberated through currency trading firms on Friday, dealing the heaviest blows to those catering for small-scale retail clients and forcing regulators to tak

London Capital Group currency losses "not more than £1.7m" after Swiss exchange rate cut

London Capital Group Holdings on Friday released a statement saying the impact on its finance from the Swiss exchange rate cut would "not exceed £1.7 million". The company said the effect of the group's balance sheet from market and credit exposure will depend in its ability to recover client debts.