Derp.
To start with, there is no money transmitter license in Germany.
Second, according to Germany's interpretation it comes under MiFid.
They potentially (I think not, because jurisdiction) need the licenses required for a 'Multilateral trading facility' which is a step down from a full blown commodities/stock exchange.
But yes, that is why Kraken/Bitcoin.de use Fidor's license. As that covers MiFid.
First of all you are going to need a license from bafin whatever you want to call it,"transmitter or not" the bafin gives you a license. People that wanted to have ATMs were told they need a license from bafin.
Second of all if you are going to sell bitcoins on a comerical basis in Germany you are going to need the ok from bafin.
The issue -could- be that LBC is registered in finnland, I think. That is in the EU and then they might have to comply with some EU regulation or could be presured by an EU coutnry more than a company not based in the EU.