GAIN CAPITAL

The largest provider of retail FX in the US suffered from lower revenues, which weighed down the broker’s bottom line.

Rhoten joined the company’s Board on the 7th of October 2019.

GAIN Capital’s retail clients transacted a total of $151.5 billion in September compared with $176 billion in August.

The OTC trading volume increased by 29.5 percent month-on-month.

A founding partner at the broker, Roady has been president of retail business for the past three years

GAIN Capital’s retail clients transacted $135.8 billion in July 2019, lower by over 25% from $182.3 billion in 2018.

GAIN Capital’s retail clients transacted a total of $464.3 billion in Q2 2019, down from $679.6 billion in Q2 ...

Gain Capital’s quarterly net income from continuing operations was only $0.9 million, or $0.02 per share.

While institutional trading volumes picked up materially in Q2, retail brokers RPM continue to remain low

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There is only a limited number of prospective bidders for the NYSE-listed retail brokerage

The company responded to Finance Magnates that it does not comment on market rumors or speculation

The retail foreign exchange brokerage industry continues to experience the nasty soft patch in volatility

Lear joined the broker in 2009 and helped to rebuild it after a rocky period that almost saw it ...

Despite the upbeat tone of the CEO of the retail broker, the market is taking his comments in stride

The company is the latest trading provider to report an uptick from April’s lows.

GAIN Capital’s retail clients transacted $146 billion in April 2019, retreating 34 percent from $222 billion a year ago.

GAIN Capital’s RPM metric fell off a cliff due to abysmally low FX volatility in the first quarter

The firm attributed the results to unfavourable market conditions.

The broker improved on March but trading levels were still comparatively low

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