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London Capital Group (LCG)

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Kenali London Capital Group (LCG)

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Kenali London Capital Group (LCG)

Founded in 1996, London Capital Group (LCG) is a long-standing provider of online trading services. The company offers retail and professional clients access to thousands of financial markets, including forex, indices, shares, and commodities, through CFDs and spread betting. LCG provides its services via its proprietary LCG Trader platform and the widely-used MetaTrader 4 (MT4). The company focuses on delivering competitive pricing, advanced trading technology, and a premium client experience, backed by its regulation under the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

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Teknologi Pembangunan Perisian

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London Capital Group (LCG) is set to go private in a £5 million Loan Notes deal orchestrated by CEO Charles-Henri Sabet. The transaction involves Sabet's private holding company acquiring LCG from its publicly traded parent company. This move aims to alleviate the operational losses LCG has faced and facilitate capital injection for growth. The deal also requires approval from shareholders and the FCA, which is expected to be a formality due to the continuity of control. Post-transaction, the parent company will transition to a cash holding entity seeking reverse takeover opportunities in financial services or technology.

London Capital Group (LCG) is set to go private in a £5 million Loan Notes deal orchestrated by CEO Charles-Henri Sabet. The transaction involves Sabet's private holding company acquiring LCG from its publicly traded parent company. This move aims to alleviate the operational losses LCG has faced and facilitate capital injection for growth. The deal also requires approval from shareholders and the FCA, which is expected to be a formality due to the continuity of control. Post-transaction, the parent company will transition to a cash holding entity seeking reverse takeover opportunities in financial services or technology.

London Capital Group (LCG) has consolidated its brands Capital Spreads and London Capital Group under the LCG.com brand, focusing on the UK market with a new trading platform. The CEO, Charles Henri Sabet, aims to transform LCG into a significant player in online trading. The new platform, LCG Trader, will be accessible on various devices, including web and mobile. The company plans to expand into Europe and the Middle East, supported by a new subsidiary in Israel for digital marketing.

London Capital Group (LCG) has consolidated its brands Capital Spreads and London Capital Group under the LCG.com brand, focusing on the UK market with a new trading platform. The CEO, Charles Henri Sabet, aims to transform LCG into a significant player in online trading. The new platform, LCG Trader, will be accessible on various devices, including web and mobile. The company plans to expand into Europe and the Middle East, supported by a new subsidiary in Israel for digital marketing.

London Capital Group (LCG) is transitioning to an introducer-only model, partnering with IG Group for client services starting July 1, 2023. Clients will no longer be able to deposit funds or open new positions directly with LCG, and must open accounts with IG to continue trading. This change comes amid increasing competition in the online trading market and follows a significant drop in LCG's revenues. The firm aims to focus on providing high-touch service and relationship management while leveraging IG's platform for execution.

London Capital Group (LCG) is transitioning to an introducer-only model, partnering with IG Group for client services starting July 1, 2023. Clients will no longer be able to deposit funds or open new positions directly with LCG, and must open accounts with IG to continue trading. This change comes amid increasing competition in the online trading market and follows a significant drop in LCG's revenues. The firm aims to focus on providing high-touch service and relationship management while leveraging IG's platform for execution.

London Capital Group (LCG) has received FCA approval for a transaction that transfers its operations to a private company, SLCG International DMCC, controlled by Charles-Henri Sabet. The publicly traded company retains 8.5% of LCG's issued share capital, with an option for SLCG to purchase it. LCG issued Loan Notes worth £4.6 million to the publicly traded company, and shareholders approved the going-private transaction in March 2018.

London Capital Group (LCG) has received FCA approval for a transaction that transfers its operations to a private company, SLCG International DMCC, controlled by Charles-Henri Sabet. The publicly traded company retains 8.5% of LCG's issued share capital, with an option for SLCG to purchase it. LCG issued Loan Notes worth £4.6 million to the publicly traded company, and shareholders approved the going-private transaction in March 2018.