(Bloomberg) -- ICAP Plc, the world's largest broker
of transactions between banks, said profit in the second half
rose 8.7 percent on increased computer-based trading of bonds,
stocks, currencies and their derivatives.
Net income rose to 61.4 million pounds ($122 million) in the
six months to March 31 from 56.5 million pounds a year earlier,
according to Bloomberg calculations based on ICAP's full-year
results reported today. Second-half revenue climbed 18.6 percent
to 563.5 million pounds.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
of transactions between banks, said profit in the second half
rose 8.7 percent on increased computer-based trading of bonds,
stocks, currencies and their derivatives.
Net income rose to 61.4 million pounds ($122 million) in the
six months to March 31 from 56.5 million pounds a year earlier,
according to Bloomberg calculations based on ICAP's full-year
results reported today. Second-half revenue climbed 18.6 percent
to 563.5 million pounds.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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