FXCM set for name change after new deal with Leucadia

Retail broker extends credit agreement with bail-out investor

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FXCM signs new deal with Leucadia

Retail foreign exchange broker FXCM is set to change its name and stock market ticker in the future, after it struck a new deal with Leucadia National Corporation, the venture capitalist fund that provided a $300 million bail-out loan to the broker after the Swiss National Bank event in January 2015.

The memorandum of understanding between FXCM and Leucadia redrafts the terms of the credit agreement the two parties originally signed, extending the time FXCM has to raise funds to repay Leucadia's

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