Icap

Icap, Reuters sell their stakes in Blackbird

UK inter-dealer broker Icap and information company Reuters have sold their minority stakes in Charlotte, North Carolina-based electronic inter-dealer broker Blackbird. The development effectively ends 18 months of bitter dispute between Icap and…

Icap to broke e-forwards

Inter-dealer broker Icap is launching a forwards FX electronic broking platform internally, said Donald McLumpha, director of the electronic brokering division for London and Europe. He added that the service could be rolled out to clients over the…

TFS-Icap signs up DerivaTech

TFS-Icap, the hybrid voice and electronic broker for currency options, today said it has started to use the DerivaTech platform as its foreign exchange tool for voice-brokered transactions.

Icap looks to buy First Broker Securities

Icap, the world's largest inter-dealer broker, is in discussions to buy First Broker Securities, the New York-based interdealer broker specialising in US-denominated corporate debt and high-yield bonds, according to an Icap spokesman.

Icap offers eurobond e-broking

UK inter-dealer broker Icap has extended its e-broking offering to include euro-denominated eurobonds, but has yet to offer interest rate swaps - its dominant trading product.

Icap raises £2.8 million in charity day

UK-based interdealer broker Icap donated £2.8 million – its total broking commissions for December 12 – to a range of charities around the world. The brokerage’s ninth annual charity day involved 12 offices and began with the opening of trading in Sydney.

Icap recovers after WTC attacks

Icap, the word’s largest inter-dealer broker, says that a busy period for its interest rate swaps business during October and November, due to economic uncertainty and volatile interest rates across the globe, helped spur a 22% rise in global revenues,…

TFS-Icap teams up with Volbroker

Joint venture interdealer FX options voice broker TFS-Icap has struck a deal with bank-owned trading platform Volbroker to integrate Volbroker's electronic capabilities into TFS-Icap.

Icap recovering after WTC tragedy

Icap, the world’s largest interdealer broker for interest rate swaps, has substantially rebuilt its New York broking business following the loss of its entire New York offices, which took up three levels in the World Trade Center (WTC).

Attacks emphasise need for continuity planning

The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11 proved the value of business continuity plans and disaster recovery centres. Much of Wall Street has been able to conduct business with some semblance of normality, although firms like…

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