IG Japan announces delisting of select U.S. equities
IG Securities, the Japanese subsidiary of global financial services provider IG Group, has announced the discontinuation of trading services for several U.S.-listed stocks due to operational constraints. The company cited difficulties in continuing to offer these assets under current conditions and expressed regret over any inconvenience caused to its clients.
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The phased delisting process is set to begin on August 15, 2025, and conclude by August 30, 2025, as outlined in the company’s official announcement.
Two-stage delisting timeline
According to the schedule:
Phase 1 – August 15: The affected stocks will no longer be visible on the trading platform, and clients will be unable to place new buy orders. However, any existing pending orders will remain active. If market conditions meet the specified criteria, these orders may still be executed.
Phase 2 – August 30: IG Securities will cease accepting settlement orders for the affected stocks. All open positions remaining after the close of trading on August 30 will be forcibly settled by IG at the market closing price. In addition, all unfilled scheduled orders will be automatically canceled.
List of affected securities
The list includes 35 U.S.-based Business Development Companies (BDCs) and financial institutions, such as: Ares Capital Corp, Blackstone Secured Lending Fund, Goldman Sachs BDC Inc, Main Street Capital Corp, Blue Owl Capital Corporation, Carlyle Secured Lending Inc, Horizon Technology Finance Corp, TriplePoint Venture Growth BDC Corp, Prospect Capital Corp, and others.
Clients holding positions in these equities are strongly advised to review their portfolios and take appropriate action before the deadlines to avoid forced liquidation.
Client support and ongoing services
IG Securities reminds clients that customer service is available between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. for any inquiries.
While this move reduces the number of tradable assets, IG Securities reaffirmed its commitment to delivering reliable and diverse investment services. Clients are encouraged to stay informed through the official platform and continue utilizing the wide range of instruments offered.
This strategic adjustment reflects IG’s ongoing assessment of operational feasibility and its dedication to regulatory compliance and client protection in Japan’s evolving financial environment.
Read also: IG Japan extends hours for 40 U.S. stocks and ETFs
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