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GMO Click Third Quarter Results in the Green, Net Income up 14%
GMO Click Third Quarter Results in the Green, Net Income up 14%
Monday,27/01/2014|10:06GMTby
Adil Siddiqui
Japanese powerhouse, GMO Click has reported strong third quarter financials. The financial services firm saw revenues and income increase from a year earlier with quarter-net income increasing by 14%.
GMO Click, a leading international financial services firm, with its headquarters in Japan, has reported its consolidated financial results for the third quarter ended March 2014. The firm saw an overall increase in income showing profitability during a drop in trading volumes during the same period.
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Operating revenue was up ¥15.9 billion from ¥12.3 billion from a year earlier, an increase of 28.3%. The firm also saw dramatic growth in net operating revenue with an increase of 26.8% reaching ¥15.06 billion from the quarter. GMO Click’s operating income was ¥4 billion, up 11% with net income for the quarter up by 14% at ¥2.58 billion.
Across the board FX brokers have reported strong growth figures for 2013, GAIN Capital, a leading listed broker saw earnings up for the third quarter, net income was $4.7 million up 42% YoY. London-based IG, released its second half-year results ending 30th November, 2013, the firm saw net trading revenue increase by 8% at £182.7 million.
In June 2013, GMO Click’s monthly volumes topped the $1 trillion mark, the broker reported monthly volumes of $1.104 trillion.
However, during the latter stage of the year the positive trading volumes dropped significantly, in November 2013 GMO Click reported monthly volumes at $520 billion, a drop of 14% from a month earlier and the lowest monthly figure for 2013.
A weak yen is preferred by Japan as it not only boosts the economy but fuels the stock market with major players exporting their products and services to Europe and the US, Japanese traders are believed to hold net short yen positions.
GMO Click has been expanding its international footprint with regulated offices in Hong Kong, in addition it has put forward its application to operate as a broker in London under the Financial Conduct Authority. The firm recently announced that it was extending its Hong Kong operations to cater to the large bullion market.
The current financial markets trading environment is believed to be stabilizing since the gloom of the 2008 global recession with equity and bond markets seeing a recovery, the US benchmark index, DJIA (30 largest US stocks) crossed the formidable 16,000 mark and hit a fresh high of 16,588.20. This could have an impact on the FX and commodity markets with investors pulling funds back into the securities sector thus impacting trading activity for firms operating in the FX markets.
GMO Click, a leading international financial services firm, with its headquarters in Japan, has reported its consolidated financial results for the third quarter ended March 2014. The firm saw an overall increase in income showing profitability during a drop in trading volumes during the same period.
Metrics
Operating revenue was up ¥15.9 billion from ¥12.3 billion from a year earlier, an increase of 28.3%. The firm also saw dramatic growth in net operating revenue with an increase of 26.8% reaching ¥15.06 billion from the quarter. GMO Click’s operating income was ¥4 billion, up 11% with net income for the quarter up by 14% at ¥2.58 billion.
Across the board FX brokers have reported strong growth figures for 2013, GAIN Capital, a leading listed broker saw earnings up for the third quarter, net income was $4.7 million up 42% YoY. London-based IG, released its second half-year results ending 30th November, 2013, the firm saw net trading revenue increase by 8% at £182.7 million.
In June 2013, GMO Click’s monthly volumes topped the $1 trillion mark, the broker reported monthly volumes of $1.104 trillion.
However, during the latter stage of the year the positive trading volumes dropped significantly, in November 2013 GMO Click reported monthly volumes at $520 billion, a drop of 14% from a month earlier and the lowest monthly figure for 2013.
A weak yen is preferred by Japan as it not only boosts the economy but fuels the stock market with major players exporting their products and services to Europe and the US, Japanese traders are believed to hold net short yen positions.
GMO Click has been expanding its international footprint with regulated offices in Hong Kong, in addition it has put forward its application to operate as a broker in London under the Financial Conduct Authority. The firm recently announced that it was extending its Hong Kong operations to cater to the large bullion market.
The current financial markets trading environment is believed to be stabilizing since the gloom of the 2008 global recession with equity and bond markets seeing a recovery, the US benchmark index, DJIA (30 largest US stocks) crossed the formidable 16,000 mark and hit a fresh high of 16,588.20. This could have an impact on the FX and commodity markets with investors pulling funds back into the securities sector thus impacting trading activity for firms operating in the FX markets.
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