Three GAIN Capital executives sell a total of $306,000 in shares
General Counsel Diego Rotsztain, Chief Financial Officer Jason Emerson and Chief Marketing Officer Samantha Roady have all sold shares in Gain Capital on March 6
Read moreGeneral Counsel Diego Rotsztain, Chief Financial Officer Jason Emerson and Chief Marketing Officer Samantha Roady have all sold shares in Gain Capital on March 6
Read more"We are seeing strong growth in Asia, most recently with 2014 fourth quarter volumes up 51 percent compared to the previous year" - CME Group Executive Chairman and President, Terry Duffy.
Read moreDespite a very slight increase in client assets among US forex firms which increased from $550.6 billion in December 2014 to $568 billion in January 2015, there is still ground to be gained
Read moreBitPay has increased its number of merchants from 10,000 in mid 2013 to 50,000 in February this year. The firm has partnered with publicly listed Heartland Payment Systems in the latest part of its quest to bring Bitcoin into the mainstream
Read moreCypriot regulatory authority CySec has imposed a 5,000 euro administrative penalty on Traders Trust over misleading information with regard to the increasing of equity
Read moreThe Swiss National Bank acted swiftly with no former warning in removing the 1.20 peg on EURCHF, causing industry-changing market volatility. Left wing Swiss politicians want to see more accountability to the government sector
Read moreWe are working closely with Taiwanese institutions to advance their risk management initiatives by joining triResolve” - Yutaka Imanishi, CEO of TriOptima Asia Pacific
Read moreFollowing a record month in January, trading volumes at GAIN Capital during February took a 20.2% downturn to $223 billion, whilst institutional volumes slumped by 22.6% compared with January this year, despite the number of funded retail accounts having increased
Read moreLast look execution has come under criticism recently as firms allege that it allows dealers to gain a significant information advantage over its customers. What do executives within two major firms think?
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