The London-based interdealer broker posted quarterly gains across most divisions despite headwinds in its energy trading unit.
Markets helped offset talent losses in commodities as the company weighs a potential US listing for its data arm.
TP ICAP
Group (LSE: TCAP) reported revenue of £1.78 billion for the nine months ending September,
marking a 7% increase in constant currency terms as its core brokerage
operations benefited from favorable trading conditions.
TP ICAP Reports Revenue
Growth on Strong Broker Performance
The
company's Global Broking division led growth with a 10% revenue increase, while
its data and analytics unit Parameta Solutions added 5%. The performance came
despite a 3% decline in the Energy & Commodities segment, which has faced
broker departures to rivals.
For the
third quarter alone, TP ICAP generated £560 million in revenue, up 3%
year-over-year in constant currency. The growth rate slowed from earlier in the
year as comparisons became tougher against what the company called a
“record” period in 2024.
Nicolas Breteau, CEO of TP ICAP
The Global
Broking unit maintained momentum from the first half, with third-quarter
revenue climbing 7% as dealers across rates, foreign exchange, and credit
products stayed active. The division “continued to capitalise on
favourable market conditions across all asset classes,” according to the
company's statement.
The Energy
& Commodities division recorded a 7% revenue drop in the third quarter,
matching what management had previously signaled to investors. The business has
lost brokers to competitors, creating gaps in its coverage.
TP ICAP
said it has built a pipeline of potential hires to rebuild the unit's
capabilities, though any revenue contribution from new staff won't materialize
until next year. The energy markets remain competitive for experienced
personnel who can generate trading commissions.
Management
has not set a timeline for the potential listing, saying only that it will
assess “appropriate timing” while focusing on sustainable growth for
the unit.
The company
said it remains comfortable with market forecasts for full-year adjusted
earnings before interest and tax, though results depend on foreign exchange
rates. About 60% of revenue and 40% of costs are denominated in US dollars,
leaving earnings exposed to currency swings.
TP ICAP
plans to release full-year results on March 12, 2026.
TP ICAP
Group (LSE: TCAP) reported revenue of £1.78 billion for the nine months ending September,
marking a 7% increase in constant currency terms as its core brokerage
operations benefited from favorable trading conditions.
TP ICAP Reports Revenue
Growth on Strong Broker Performance
The
company's Global Broking division led growth with a 10% revenue increase, while
its data and analytics unit Parameta Solutions added 5%. The performance came
despite a 3% decline in the Energy & Commodities segment, which has faced
broker departures to rivals.
For the
third quarter alone, TP ICAP generated £560 million in revenue, up 3%
year-over-year in constant currency. The growth rate slowed from earlier in the
year as comparisons became tougher against what the company called a
“record” period in 2024.
Nicolas Breteau, CEO of TP ICAP
The Global
Broking unit maintained momentum from the first half, with third-quarter
revenue climbing 7% as dealers across rates, foreign exchange, and credit
products stayed active. The division “continued to capitalise on
favourable market conditions across all asset classes,” according to the
company's statement.
The Energy
& Commodities division recorded a 7% revenue drop in the third quarter,
matching what management had previously signaled to investors. The business has
lost brokers to competitors, creating gaps in its coverage.
TP ICAP
said it has built a pipeline of potential hires to rebuild the unit's
capabilities, though any revenue contribution from new staff won't materialize
until next year. The energy markets remain competitive for experienced
personnel who can generate trading commissions.
Management
has not set a timeline for the potential listing, saying only that it will
assess “appropriate timing” while focusing on sustainable growth for
the unit.
The company
said it remains comfortable with market forecasts for full-year adjusted
earnings before interest and tax, though results depend on foreign exchange
rates. About 60% of revenue and 40% of costs are denominated in US dollars,
leaving earnings exposed to currency swings.
TP ICAP
plans to release full-year results on March 12, 2026.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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