Retail FX and CFDs broker Hantec Markets has announced a new office opening in Chile as part of the company’s continued expansion and development as a global brand.

The office, located in Santiago, will serve as the company’s Latin American Hub and will offer leveraged trading on global currencies, bullion, equities and commodities tailored to the region’s consumer base.

Andrew Speakman, LATAM Business Development Director of Hantec said:

“Our expansion into Latin America is an important point of emphasis for Hantec Markets that will boost our global presence.”

“We wanted to move into one of the largest financial centers in the region, and Chile has experienced a fintech boom in recent years. Now with our services available, we hope to continue this momentum and empower more financial freedom for people living in Latin America” added Nader Nurmohamed, Chief Operating Officer of Hantec Markets.

“We are a global company with established success in different regions around the world,” said Nurmohamed. “This is a time of growth at Hantec Markets, and to be honored by awards while scaling our business to larger audiences shows we are capable of continuing to grow while still maintaining the core values that have led to our success.”

In August, Hantec Markets announced a new partnership to be the official online trading partner with Haas F1 Team before the 2022 Belgian Grand Prix. This was part of the company’s global rebrand campaign that also included a new website (hmarkets.com/es) and a renewed growth strategy to direct the next phase of its dynamic development.

Hantec Markets

Hantec Markets offers leveraged trading on global currencies, bullion, equities and commodities, through the multi-asset MT4 and MT5 platforms. The company is a subsidiary of the Hantec Group, and provides services across five different continents in seven jurisdictions. Hantec is controlled by former ODL Securities and Rosenthal Collins executive Bashir Nurmohamed, who acts as CEO. Mr. Nurmohamed established the broker in 2010 with backing from Hong Kong based Hantec Group founder Tang Yu Lap.