Leucadia National Corp. (NYSE:LUK) has just published a press release on its financial results for the second quarter of 2017, with our attention focused on any mention of the loan extended to FXCM back in January 2015. In its earnings report, Leucadia said it had nearly recovered the full amount of cash it invested in FXCM in 2015 and that it still has $122.1 million of principal balance outstanding on the loan earning a coupon of 20.5%, the maximum allowed under the credit agreement. Leucadia also mentions that in May this year, FXCM agreed to sell its non-core interest in FastMatch to Euronext for approximately $55.6 million, with a portion held in escrow and subject to certain future adjustments including a share of a $10 million earn-out if certain performance targets of FastMatch are met. All of the proceeds from this sale will be used to pay down the Leucadia loan, while the remaining balance is set to be paid from additional non-core asset sales and operating cash flow.