Icap lowers its voice in Spencer's 'toughest' year

Traditional voice-broking at Michael Spencer's interdealer broker now accounts for less than a third of profits for the first time in its history

Traditional voice-broking at Icap now accounts for less than a third of profits at the interdealer broker for the first time in its history.

Icap this morning reported operating profits of £144m for the six months to the end of September, down by 25% on the same period a year ago. Sixty-seven percent of profits came from electronic broking and post-trade services, a significantly higher percentage than its peer group.

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