Former Kleinwort Benson hedge fund executive Nicholas Lee and commercial lawyer Rebecca Fuller join London Capital Group's board as non-executive directors as the firm continues to develop its new direction
Read moreJust a week and a half after purchasing a personal 1,650,000 share stake in the company he already controls, Charles-Henri Sabet has turned around and sold 200,000 of those shares of London Capital Group Holdings plc (LON:LCG). The price of both purchase and sale were identical, at 33 pence per share. Sabet's personal LCG stake…
Read moreUpon settlement of the transaction, the Company's issued share capital remains unchanged at 55,800,908 ordinary shares, as LCG will place the shares in the Treasury, whilst Charles-Henri Sabet increases his stake to 1,650,000 shares representing 3% of total voting rights
Read moreLondon Capital Group continues to attract senior industry talent under the steerage of chairman Charles-Henri Sabet, with former FXCM Managing Director Francois Nembrini promoted to Director after three months
Read moreRohan Ramchandani exits London Capital Group, after being brought on back in September to lead FX spot trading and risk management
Read moreFollowing London Capital Group's purchase of 45,000 of its own shares earlier this month, company chairman Charles-Henri Sabet has now invested £227,500 of his own capital to purchase corporate stock
Read moreLeapRate Exclusive... UK financial spread betting firm London Capital Group (LCG.L) made an interesting move late last week, buying back a total of 45,000 of its own shares in the open market. These are the first buybacks ever done by LCG, as far as we can tell - LCG held no 'Treasury Shares' prior to…
Read moreExpertise in international business, technological prowess and deep understanding of financial services are critical to the FX industry, with London Capital Group's new non-executive directors bringing these three facets to the newly rejuvenated company
Read moreToday, in an exclusive interview with LeapRate, new owner and one of the FX industry's most prominent leaders, Charles-Henri Sabet, explained his plans for the future of LCG, and its entire ground-up rejuvenation.
Read moreIn its interim management statement for the first nine months of 2014, LCG reports net cash and amounts due from brokers of £18.7m, rising to £35.7m after issuing the convertible loan notes on 17 October 2014
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