Market turmoil favours ICAP
Nov. 6 - ICAP's Group Chief Executive Officer says that the turmoil in global markets has boosted turnover for the company.
Speaking at the Reuters Finance Summit in London, Michael Spencer said that ICAP hopes to increase its industry revenue pool to between 35 and 40 percent of the market.
This growth will be achieved through organic growth in transport, credit derivative and emerging markets.
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