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Wednesday 31 May
Shares in IG Group (IGG) have slowly started to recover following a massive share price sell-off last December. It was caught up in a regulatory clampdown on the way spread betting companies market their services to retail customers.
A trading update in March showed a rise in active client numbers but a drop in average revenue per client.
We’ll get a more up-to-date picture of trading on 31 May when IG gives a snapshot for its full year performance, ahead of the full numbers which should be published in mid to late July.
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