LQD Markets update: Client funds deficit likely, customers invited to submit details of money owed LeapRate

February 26, 2015 BY Andrew Saks-McLeod

LQD Markets update: Client funds deficit likely, customers invited to submit details of money owed

Withdrawals from LQD Markets are still frozen, and Baker Tilly further states that it is likely that there will be a deficit in client funds, and that the reconciliation process that is currently being carried out will identify in due course the full extent of such a deficit

Baker Tilly publishes FAQs relating to LQD Markets administration

Baker Tilly has produced a publicly available document containing frequently asked questions and their respective answers relating to the insolvency of LQD Markets following the black swan event involving the removal of the 1.20 peg on EURCHF by the Swiss National Bank

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LQD Markets update: Client funds deficit likely, customers invited to submit details of money owed

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