There are multiple threads about CHF and FX brokers, but I started this thread for a specific discussion about FXCM stock:
finance.yahoo.com/quotes/fxcm
Link to press release about $300 million loan:
http://ir.fxcm.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=891752
"Leucadia National Corporation (NYSE: LUK) and FXCM (NYSE: FXCM) today announced that Leucadia would be providing $300 million in cash to FXCM and its subsidiaries (collectively "FXCM") that will permit FXCM to meet its regulatory-capital requirements and continue normal operations after yesterday's loss of $225 million due to the unprecedented actions of the Swiss National Bank.
"Under the terms of the agreements, Leucadia is investing $300 million in cash into FXCM in the form of a $300 million senior secured term loan with a two-year maturity and an initial coupon of 10%. The term loan obligations are guaranteed, on a secured basis, by certain of FXCM's domestic subsidiaries.
"In addition, Leucadia will receive, in the event of a sale of FXCM or its subsidiaries, a certain percentage of the sale proceeds and, in the event FXCM makes other distributions on account of its equity, a corresponding payment for its own account. This transaction is expected to close this afternoon."
The key term that is missing is what percentage Leucadia will get upon the sale of the company.
However press reports suggest this will be 75%.
SEC filings for FXCM:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001499912&owner=exclude&count=40
Still waiting on a SEC filing to show the details for the loan agreement.
Friday after hours trading saw the stock trade mostly between $3.60 and $4.90:
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/fxcm/after-hours
Any thoughts on where FXCM should trade on Tuesday?
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finance.yahoo.com/quotes/fxcm
Link to press release about $300 million loan:
http://ir.fxcm.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=891752
"Leucadia National Corporation (NYSE: LUK) and FXCM (NYSE: FXCM) today announced that Leucadia would be providing $300 million in cash to FXCM and its subsidiaries (collectively "FXCM") that will permit FXCM to meet its regulatory-capital requirements and continue normal operations after yesterday's loss of $225 million due to the unprecedented actions of the Swiss National Bank.
"Under the terms of the agreements, Leucadia is investing $300 million in cash into FXCM in the form of a $300 million senior secured term loan with a two-year maturity and an initial coupon of 10%. The term loan obligations are guaranteed, on a secured basis, by certain of FXCM's domestic subsidiaries.
"In addition, Leucadia will receive, in the event of a sale of FXCM or its subsidiaries, a certain percentage of the sale proceeds and, in the event FXCM makes other distributions on account of its equity, a corresponding payment for its own account. This transaction is expected to close this afternoon."
The key term that is missing is what percentage Leucadia will get upon the sale of the company.
However press reports suggest this will be 75%.
SEC filings for FXCM:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001499912&owner=exclude&count=40
Still waiting on a SEC filing to show the details for the loan agreement.
Friday after hours trading saw the stock trade mostly between $3.60 and $4.90:
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/fxcm/after-hours
Any thoughts on where FXCM should trade on Tuesday?
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