Capital.com trading volumes rise 42% in H1 2025 to $1.5 trillion
The UAE accounted for 71.7% of all trading volumes in MENA, reinforcing its position as a key hub in Capital.com’s global growth story.
The UAE accounted for 71.7% of all trading volumes in MENA, reinforcing its position as a key hub in Capital.com’s global growth story.
This announcement follows Capital.com’s earlier memberships with CityUK and UK Finance.
All retail clients in the EU will be automatically covered by a private insurance policy in the unlikely event of Capital.com’s insolvency.
Clients from the Middle East were the most active in Q1 2025 at Capital.com accounting for 53% of trades, traders from Europe 24%.
Memberships signify commitment to actively participate in the development and transformation of the UK’s financial and technology sectors.
Integration of LSEG’s Data & Analytics AI-powered sentiment analysis and news feeds will help traders react quickly and with authority.
Capital.com data highlights retail trading volumes surpassed more than $460 billion in the UAE; while Germany led in risk management.
The majority of trading volumes at Capital.com have been coming from clients in the Middle East and Europe.
Christoforos Soutzis, previously Head of Operations and Executive Director, named CEO of Capital.com Europe.
Capital.com sees trading volumes rise by 20% in Q3, plans to fill 200 new tech roles in the next 12 months.