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London Capital Group: current introducer service and legacy client money

LCG now introduces clients to external trading providers and supports those relationships. Its own-platform trading ended in December 2023; the separate legacy cash-return process should not be confused with the present partner-broker service.

By FXBrokers.ai Editorial DeskOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated
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LCG is currently an introducing and relationship-support business.

  • LCG is currently an introducing and relationship-support business.
  • Own-platform trading ended on 15 December 2023; residual legacy cash is a separate matter.
  • LCG receives provider commissions and says it charges clients no additional service fee.

Accounts and eligibility

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Current LCG relationship

Current LCG relationship
FunctionWho performs it
Provider selection and introductionLCG matches clients with external brokersSource 1Source 2
Trading account and product agreementSelected providerSource 1Source 2
Account-opening and service supportLCG relationship teamSource 1Source 2
Trade counterparty and client-money holderThe account’s provider, not LCG under this modelSource 1Source 2

There is no single current LCG Standard/ECN tariff or proprietary trading server to compare. Eligibility, retail or professional classification, platform permissions and account pricing arise under the selected partner’s agreement.[1]

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Markets and contract specifications

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Markets covered by the introduction service

Markets covered by the introduction service
MarketScope
Spread betting and CFDsPartner-supplied leveraged productsSource 1
FXProvider-specific currency tradingSource 1
Futures and equitiesProvider-specific exchange and custody accessSource 1

Spreads, commissions and other costs

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How LCG is paid

How LCG is paid
Charge or rolePublished position
Direct LCG service feeNo additional fee to the clientSource 1Source 2
Partner payment to LCGPercentage of the provider’s standard chargesSource 1Source 2
Trading costsPartner spreads, commissions and other charges still applySource 1Source 2
Advice or discretionary managementNot provided under this service modelSource 1Source 2

LCG’s remuneration creates a commercial incentive in the introduced relationship. “No additional fee” does not mean commission-free execution or disclose the size of the provider’s revenue share.[1]

Deposits and withdrawals

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Legacy own-platform business — confirmed chronology

Legacy own-platform business — confirmed chronology
EventLCG’s statement
January 2023New leadership and change of operating modelSource 2Source 6
15 December 2023All remaining own-platform trades closedSource 2Source 6
Legacy balances returnedMore than 98% of client money returnedSource 2Source 6
Remaining cashHeld segregated pending client instructionsSource 2Source 6

The returned-money percentage is LCG’s statement on its legacy page, not an independently audited balance. The page gives no basis to say that every old account automatically migrated to a partner or that all residual cash has been repaid.[6]

Authorisation and client protection

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Separate the present and historical obligations

Separate the present and historical obligations
RelationshipRelevant boundary
Current partner accountProvider holds client money and supplies the trading contractSource 1Source 6Source 5
Residual LCG legacy cashLCG states segregation pending return instructionsSource 1Source 6Source 5
LCG company identityLondon Capital Group Ltd, company 03218125Source 1Source 6Source 5
Regulatory referenceLCG publishes FCA 182110; current permissions were not independently extractedSource 1Source 6Source 5

The introduction does not itself extend the UK firm’s protections to every partner account. Any partner-specific compensation, leverage or negative-balance protection must be tied to that partner’s legal entity and customer classification.[1]

Support and complaints

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Current service and legacy contact

Current service and legacy contact
ChannelPublished details
Email[email protected]Source 3Source 6
Telephone+44 20 7456 7575Source 3Source 6
Office2nd Floor, 75 King William Street, London EC4N 7BESource 3Source 6
Legacy requestSame contact route given for remaining cash-return instructionsSource 3Source 6

LCG describes assistance with opening accounts, dealing-related service issues and disputes. That support is not a blanket authority to execute telephone orders or cancel a trade held at a partner broker. The legal page links a complaints document, but its full terms were not recovered, so no unverified response deadline is quoted.[2][4]

Company and operating history

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Business identity and leadership

Business identity and leadership
FieldCurrent or historical fact
Brand historyEstablished in 1996Source 2Source 1
Current leadership describedDave Worsfold and Matt BasiSource 2Source 1
2023 pivotIntroduction and relationship-support modelSource 2Source 1
Present roleNo dealing as principal, advice or discretionary managementSource 2Source 1
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Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

London Capital Group Ltd

United KingdomSource 1Source 5

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

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Sources & further reading

  1. Official contact route and office details London Capital Group · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
  2. UK Companies House registered firm 03218125 UK Companies House · Accessed 26 Oct 2026
  3. Legacy trading closure and residual client balances London Capital Group · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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