EBS, the electronic Forex brokerage division of ICAP plc (LON:IAP), has just added its voice to the chorus of companies reporting weak Forex volumes for November 2015. Trading volumes at EBS declined in monthly and annual terms, hitting their lowest level since July 2014, when average daily volumes amounted to meager $70.6 billion. Average daily…
Read moreEBS, the electronic Forex brokerage division of ICAP plc (LON:IAP), has just published its monthly metrics for October 2015, adding to the overall picture displayed by the Forex industry so far: volumes last month lagged behind levels seen in September 2015 and were also down from exceptionally successful October 2014. Average daily volumes at EBS amounted…
Read moreICAP’s EBS electronic Forex platform reported average daily volumes of meager $89.4 billion in September 2015, a result which is 11% lower than the $100.3 billion in ADV posted in August 2015.
Read moreICAP’s EBS electronic Forex platform saw average daily volumes of robust $100.3 billion in August 2015, a result which is 22% higher than the dismal $82.1 billion in ADV posted in July 2015.
Read moreICAP’s EBS electronic Forex platform registered average daily volumes of humble $82.1 billion in July 2015, a result which is 19% lower than the $100.8 billion in ADV recorded in June 2015.
Read moreICAP's electronic brokerage division EBS has fared well recently, maintaining competition with rival ECN FXall. January's average daily volumes stand at a very strong $129.6 billion
Read moreBuilding further on a successful September which saw average daily volumes pass the $100 billion mark for the first time in over a year, October's average electronic brokerage volumes at EBS on a daily basis amounted to $129.9 billion
Read moreIt looks like it'll be a September to remember in institutional FX trading. Possibly in retail too. Yesterday we learned that ICAP's EBS unit will report its first above-$100 billion ADV month since mid-2013, despite reporting otherwise lackluster financial results for the half-year to September 30. So it should come as no surprise that its…
Read moreICAP CEO Michael Spencer: Low volatility levels and a focus by our clients on costs and regulation resulted in execution volumes remaining suppressed during much of the period.
Read moreWhilst 2014 has proven difficult for many firms thus far, EBS shows glimmer of hope for recovery as volumes increase in August
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