Flow Traders Publishes Q3 2026 Trading Update Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Flow Traders' October 29, 2026, third-quarter trading update call featured CEO Thomas Spitz, Co-Chief Trading Officer Alex Kieft and Dick Peters.
  • Net trading income fell 43% quarter over quarter to €84.5 million; net profit totaled €6.4 million.
  • Management attributed weaker revenue capture primarily to lower volatility; fewer higher-margin trades and competitive pricing also weighed.
  • Return on trading capital reached 30%, with more capital undeployed in trading strategies amid fewer opportunities.
  • Spitz expects full-year 2026 fixed operating expenses near the midpoint of €235 million–€245 million guidance, despite roughly €4 million in quarterly severance-related costs.


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