Australia forex brokers, featured, IS Prime, Velocity Trade, Will Robbins
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Will Robbins has been with iS Prime since 2017, heading iS Prime’s Hong Kong office and overseeing their Asia operations.
Australia forex brokers, featured, forex broker acquisitions, Fortune Prime, GMT Markets
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GMT Markets has been mainly focused on clients from the Far East with operations in Greater China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Australia forex brokers, featured, Pepperstone
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As at the year ended 30 June 2022, client funds held within segregated accounts at Pepperstone UK was £28.9 million (2021: £14.4 million).
Australia forex brokers, featured, oneZero Financial, Owen Tu
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Owen Tu joined oneZero in Sydney, Australia in 2020 as Regional Relationship Manager for Australia and the APAC region.
Australia forex brokers, featured, GO Markets, Pepperstone, Peter Spanos
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Peter Spanos joins GO Markets after five years at Melbourne based broker Pepperstone, where he was Head of Market Risk.
Adam Wilson, Australia forex brokers, Axi, AxiTrader, featured, Louis Cooper, Rajesh Yohannan, RGT Capital
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Ownership of Axi is divided between CEO Rajesh Yohannan, and several of his management team in Sydney, Singapore, and London.
Adam Wilson, Australia forex brokers, Axi, AxiTrader, featured, Louis Cooper, Rajesh Yohannan, RGT Capital
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Axi management, led by CEO Rajesh Yohannan, has acquired full control of Axi from Australia based investment firm RGT Capital.
Australia forex brokers, featured, GO Markets, Pepperstone, Tom Williams
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Tom Williams spent the past nine years at GO Markets, acting as both Head of Trading and as the Responsible Manager (AFSL).
ACY Securities, Andrew Taylor, Australia forex brokers, featured, IC Markets
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Andrew Taylor will become the Managing Director of ACY Securities, a China-focused FX/CFDs broker, reporting directly to CEO Jimmy Ye.
Australia forex brokers, city index, City index Australia, rebranding
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In the rebrand, gone are City Index’s familiar yellow, black and white logo and look, replaced by a decidedly younger and more edgy purple.
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