Wednesday, 7 May 2014

WorldWideMarkets Online Trade Plans to Open New Office in London

WWM i.e. WorldWideMarkets Online Trade, which is known as the multi-asset online brokerage has recently announced for the opening of a new office in the city of London followed by regulatory approval by FCA or Financial Conduct Authority for its UK-based entity named as WWM Online Trade Limited. The company has established UK presence to expand and increase its international footprint and to accommodate demands from various foreign exchange traders and investors prevailing in different cities of United Kingdom. 


Newly launched UK Forex broker or foreign exchange entity performs its online trading functions under National Westminster Bank located in the city of London. The entity is responsible for serving some qualified traders at the initial level. However, later on, firm will also provide various forms of White-Label solutions with the proprietary business platform named as Alpha Trader platform in combination with Currenex. In this way, the online trade or muti-asset online brokerage plays its significant role to leverage the risk management expertise of the company. 


According to the comments of Thomas Plaut, director of WWM in United Kingdom highlighted in front of news release, “The United Kingdom was a strategic choice for WWM, due not only to its reputation for its robust customer asset protection, but also synergies with its corporate structure. The United Kingdom is a natural expansion of our regulatory framework because it allows us to better access the European market for experienced forex and CFD traders with Europe's most innovative and proactive regulator, the FCA. WWM will continue to selectively add regional regulatory domiciles.” Read more about WWM and its subsidiary from here.

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