MBF never had Customer Seg funds in the period I looked at below. The firm’s net capital requirements was never greater than the FCM minimum of $1,000,000 as required by CFTC. I don’t know why the firm de-listed as an FCM.
Source for the details below is here: http://cftc.gov/MarketReports/FinancialDataforFCMs/index.htm
June, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $1,311,027
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
July, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $2,362,149
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
August, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $2,099,107
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
September, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $1,960,067
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
October, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $1,872,412
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
November, 2013
Customer Assets in Seg: $0
Customer Seg Required: $0
Adjusted Net Capital: $1,623,543
Net Capital Required: $1,000,000
MBF was deleted from the CFTC FCM Data Report in December 2012.
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