Financial results
Marex’s clearing balances rose 41% as net interest income increased 35%
A reconstructed yield fell about eight basis points as rates eased. Marex offset the pressure by carrying a much larger clearing-balance base.
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A reconstructed yield fell about eight basis points as rates eased. Marex offset the pressure by carrying a much larger clearing-balance base.
A reconstruction of Marex’s third-quarter interest bridge shows gross income rising on a 35.5% larger balance base, before higher client payouts and group funding costs reduced consolidated net interest income.
StoneX’s reported increase was real, but most of it came from adding R.J. O’Brien to the reporting perimeter. The acquired broker also supplied 78% of the rise in average client equity while StoneX’s FX and CFD revenue fell.