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Gain is finally beginning to see nice returns from its Gain GTX institutional business.
Gain's share price is down 20% since deciding to go it alone.
Stock market not exactly pleased with the Gain-GFT deal, nor with FXCM's withdrawal of its offer to purchase Gain Capital.
Emboldened by much better Q1 results, Gain Capital (Forex.com) is going it alone.
This has little to do with 'regulatory efficiencies', and a lot more to do with personalities, cash – and China!
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Price would need to increase f...There is logic to the transaction, but there is no logic that would lead Gain Capital to sell at the fire sale price offered. As
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RE:Price would need to increas...Fair points Greg. We don't dispute that this would be a great deal for FXCM, if done anywhere near the original offer price of abo
The Gain Capital (Forex.com) board puts in place a controversial "Shareholder Rights Plan".
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Re:Gain Capital adopts 'poison...As would be expected in a situation like this, FXCM CEO Drew Niv and his team held a series of discussions with his Gain Capital c
Follows a very brief attempted "friendly" offer by FXCM, which was rebuffed by Gain Capital management.
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Ahh but the change of ownershi...You make some good points but i believe there is a valuable change of ownership clause for Glenn and Tim. As suggested, these guys
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RE:Ahh but the change of owner...Good point. Glenn Stevens (Gain's CEO) does indeed have a nice "golden parachute" agreement should he get fired without cause, wit
Gain Capital is to (potentially) make only back-end payments to GFT, based on volume.
Gain Capital also faces shrinking margins in its key retail FX business.
