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-- 17 sty 2015, 21:39 --
Informacja dla Klientów FXCM - pozyskano 300 mln $ i wymogi kapitałowe zostały spełnione.
Dear Client,
FXCM CLIENT ACCOUNTS SECURE – RAISES $300 MILLION IN CAPITAL
FXCM previously announced that due to unprecedented volatility in the EUR/CHF pair after the Swiss National Bank announcement of January 15, 2015, clients experienced significant losses and generated negative equity balances owed to FXCM.
To ensure the full financial stability of ALL client accounts, and FXCM, TODAY we have announced that Leucadia National Corporation will provide $300 Million in financing capital to FXCM Holdings LLC.
Normal trading and operations will continue for all of its customers.
The net proceeds will be used to replace capital in FXCM regulated entities.
FXCM will continue to be one of the largest forex brokers globally.
With the investment of the new capital, the Company has returned the regulatory capital it maintained prior to the losses client suffered as a result of the historic movement of the Swiss Franc early Thursday morning.
The company is in compliance with all the regulatory capital requirements in all of its jurisdictions.
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FXCM Headquartered at
55 Water St., 50th Floor
New York, NY 10041
-- 31 sty 2015, 00:55 --
FXCM
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-- 06 lut 2015, 22:00 --
Ciekawy wywiad z prezesem FXCM przeprowadzili Forex Magnates:
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What happened on January 15th after the SNB announcement? What was the immediate impact of the SNB announcement on the company’s systems?
At the time of the SNB announcement over 3,000 FXCM clients held slightly over $1 billion in open positions on EUR/CHF. Those same clients held approximately $80 million of collateral in their accounts. As you know this was the largest move of a major currency since currencies started floating 1971.
The EUR/CHF move was 44 standard deviation moves, while most risk management systems only contemplate 3-6 standard deviations. The move wiped out those clients’ account equity as well as generated negative equity balances owed to FXCM of over $225 million. We believe that the FXCM system operated properly during this event.
The caveat of our no dealing-desk execution system is that traders are offset one for one with a liquidity provider. When a client entered a EUR/CHF trade with FXCM, FXCM Inc. had an identical trade with our liquidity providers. During the historic move, liquidity became extremely scarce and shallow, which affected execution prices. This liquidity issue resulted in some clients having a negative balance.
While clients could not cover their margin call with us we still had to cover the same margin call with our banks. When a client profits in the trade FXCM gives the profits to the customer, however, when the client is not profitable on that trade FXCM Inc. ends up having to pay the liquidity provider.
FXCM ended with a regulatory capital shortfall. Accordingly, FXCM needed to get a loan to cover this balance, which it did. For anyone that still thinks FXCM is running an FX dealing desk, we have now demonstrated that such is not the case.
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