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  • Pepperstone and Swiset Partner to Launch Trading Competitions

    Pepperstone and Swiset Partner to Launch Trading Competitions

    • The agreement is designed to give Introducing Brokers access to branded contests to support client retention.
    • As part of the deal, Swiset’s Competitions Engine and Community Module will be integrated into Pepperstone’s platform.

    Swiset, a technology provider for brokers and proprietary trading firms, has teamed up with Pepperstone to deliver trading competitions and community engagement solutions across its global network.

    Through this collaboration, Introducing Brokers (IBs) and traders will gain access to branded contests and scalable tools aimed at enhancing interaction and retention.

    Competitions Engine and Community Module

    Under the agreement, Swiset’s Competitions Engine and Community Module will become part of Pepperstone’s offerings. This technology enables brokers to host contests with real-time performance tracking and built-in community features. Pepperstone noted that the initiative aligns with its commitment to providing new engagement tools for clients worldwide.

    Commenting on the partnership, James Perry-Keene, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Pepperstone, said:
    “Pepperstone’s strategic partnership with Swiset marks a significant step forward in delivering dynamic, engaging, and scalable CFD and FX trading competitions across global markets.”

    He added:
    “By integrating Swiset’s Competitions Engine and Community Module, we’re empowering traders and Introducing Brokers (IBs) with tools to independently manage contests, track performance, and foster vibrant trading communities.”

    Rising Popularity of Trading Competitions

    Trading competitions are gaining momentum among brokers as a way to keep traders engaged and active. These contests allow participants to test strategies in live markets while competing against peers, supporting both client retention and stronger community connections.

    Swiset CEO Camilo Tobar emphasized the company’s vision, saying:
    “Our vision has always been to create technology that not only powers competitions but also builds stronger bridges between brokers, IBs, and traders.”

    He continued:
    “Partnering with Pepperstone allows us to scale this vision and provide brokers with a proven solution to drive acquisition, retention, and community engagement.”

    Founded in Australia in 2010, Pepperstone now serves clients in more than 160 countries and operates under seven regulatory licenses, including the FCA, ASIC, and CySEC. Swiset, meanwhile, specializes in competition and community tools for brokers and proprietary trading firms.

    Disclaimer:This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. It should not be considered a recommendation to buy or sell any securities or financial instruments. All investments involve risk, including the potential loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You should conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

  • Investa Unveils UK’s First Zero-Commission Options Trading App

    Investa Unveils UK’s First Zero-Commission Options Trading App

    Investa has launched the UK’s first zero-commission options trading platform, designed to make a traditionally complex and costly investment tool more accessible to retail investors.

    Created by former Citi options brokers in collaboration with Freetrade co-founder Ian Fuller, the app debuted on iOS after a soft launch that processed more than 1,400 trades. An Android version is planned in the coming months.

    Despite its popularity in the U.S.—where nearly 20% of retail investors trade options—adoption in the UK remains below 2%. Investa attributes this gap to high fees, complicated platforms, and limited access, issues it aims to solve with its streamlined design.

    The app gives users exposure to over 200 stocks and ETFs and more than 100,000 listed options contracts. It features plain-language explanations and simplified tools such as “options cards.” Investa runs on a zero-commission model, though other charges may apply, and trading is limited to cash accounts rather than margin.

    During its trial phase, U.S. tech stocks dominated activity, with Nvidia representing over 20% of trades.

    “Our mission is to make the options market more approachable for UK investors, who we believe are missing out on significant opportunities,” said Alec Beasley, Investa co-founder and CEO. “By removing high costs and overly complex systems, we’re opening the door to a broader audience.”

    The launch coincides with Investa’s second crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, where it is seeking at least £1 million to support growth and fund the Android rollout.

    Disclaimer

    This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice. It should not be considered a recommendation to buy or sell any securities or financial instruments. All investments involve risk, including the potential loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. You should conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

  • Webull Launches Crypto Trading in Australia

    Webull Launches Crypto Trading in Australia

    Webull, the U.S.-based trading platform known for its commission-free stock and ETF trading, has officially launched cryptocurrency trading in Australia, marking its third global crypto market entry after the United States and Brazil.

    The move comes just days after Webull resumed crypto operations in the U.S., following a two-year regulatory hiatus. The Australian rollout is powered by a strategic partnership with Coinbase Prime, offering access to 240 digital assets with institutional-grade custody and real-time market data

    Webull’s crypto offering features a flat 0.30% spread on trades, positioning it among the lowest-cost platforms in Australia. However, users must convert AUD to USD before trading, incurring a 0.50% FX fee, which slightly affects its competitiveness compared to platforms like Binance and Kraken

    Despite this, Webull’s integration with Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs), trusts, and corporate accounts makes it a compelling option for investors seeking to diversify their portfolios with digital assets

    Rob Talevski, CEO of Webull Securities Australia, emphasized the platform’s mission to empower investors:

    “The addition of cryptocurrencies and digital tokens to the Webull platform represents the next phase of our ongoing mission to provide Australian investors with the freedom to trade what they want, when they want,” he said

    Webull’s U.S. CEO, Anthony Denier, echoed this sentiment, describing the global rollout as a “full-throttle expansion into everything digital.”

    Webull’s entry into Australia aligns with its broader international strategy, with further launches expected in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. The timing also coincides with Australia’s push for clearer crypto regulations, as the re-elected Labor government works to implement a licensing framework for digital asset platforms

    Industry experts believe Webull’s presence could pressure local exchanges to lower fees and enhance service offerings, sparking a new wave of competition in the Australian crypto spaceing a new wave of competition in the Australian crypto space.

  • Webull Enters EU Market

    Webull Enters EU Market

    Webull, the American trading app known for its commission-free investing platform, has officially launched its European operations by opening a new office in Amsterdam. This marks the company’s first direct entry into the European Union market, following its earlier expansion into the UK.

    The launch comes nearly a year after Webull Securities (Europe) B.V. received regulatory approval from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) in September 2024. The company spent the intervening months preparing its infrastructure, compliance systems, and user experience for the European audience.

    What Webull Offers to Dutch Investors

    Dutch retail investors now have access to:

    • European and U.S. stocks, including fractional shares
    • European ETFs
    • U.S. options
    • Extended trading hours
    • Market news, educational content, and trading tools via the Webull mobile app

    The platform aims to attract users with competitive pricing and a user-friendly interface, positioning itself as a strong alternative to other retail investment platforms like Robinhood.

    Strategic Expansion Across Europe

    Webull’s Amsterdam office is just the beginning. The company plans to expand into other EU countries in the coming months, leveraging its existing infrastructure and regulatory experience. This move adds the Netherlands as the 14th market in Webull’s global portfolio, which spans North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America.

    With over 24 million registered users globally, Webull is betting on the growing demand for low-cost, accessible investing in Europe. According to Andries van Luijk, CEO of Webull EU, the European public is increasingly seeking investment opportunities that are both affordable and internationally diversified.

    A Growing Footprint in Europe

    Webull’s European journey began in 2023 with its UK launch under the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) license. The Dutch expansion reflects the company’s commitment to building a strong presence across the continent.

    Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull, emphasized the strategic importance of the EU launch:

    “This expansion establishes our presence in Europe and reflects our commitment to making investing more accessible worldwide.”

  • CySEC’s 2025 CFD Crackdown: What Retail Traders Must Know About New Leverage Limits and Compliance Rules

    CySEC’s 2025 CFD Crackdown: What Retail Traders Must Know About New Leverage Limits and Compliance Rules

    The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has introduced a sweeping update to its regulatory framework for Contracts for Difference (CFDs), marking a significant shift in how retail investors can engage with these high-risk financial instruments. The directive, published in the Official Gazette on September 5, 2025, aims to bolster investor protection and align Cyprus more closely with stricter EU jurisdictions.

    Key Changes Introduced by CySEC

    1. Leverage Restrictions on Specific CFDs
      One of the most impactful changes is the imposition of a 10% notional value cap on CFDs tied to certain previously unlisted commodities and stock indices. This effectively limits the leverage retail investors can use, reducing their exposure to volatile and speculative assets.
    2. Expanded Oversight and Compliance Requirements
      CySEC is reinforcing its oversight mechanisms by integrating the new directive with its existing 2019 CFD framework. This dual-layered approach is designed to prevent regulatory arbitrage and ensure consistent enforcement across the financial sector.
    3. Sanctions Enforcement Framework
      In response to evolving geopolitical risks, CySEC has rolled out a new framework to enforce EU and UN sanctions more effectively. This includes the creation of the National Sanctions Implementation Unit under the Ministry of Finance, which will monitor transactions, identify breaches, and require firms to report suspicious activity.
    4. Capital Adequacy and Governance Rules
      Starting in early 2025, CySEC will implement European Banking Authority (EBA) guidelines for FX and CFD brokers operating as Cyprus Investment Firms. These rules clarify the group capital test under the Investment Firms Regulation, focusing on:
      • Capital adequacyRisk managementGovernance structures
    5. Low-risk firms may apply for reduced capital requirements, but CySEC retains the authority to revoke such permissions if conditions change.

    What This Means for Retail Traders

    Retail investors trading CFDs under CySEC-regulated brokers will face:

    • Lower leverage, especially on high-risk instruments
    • Stricter onboarding and compliance checks
    • Reduced marketing and promotional offers, as CySEC continues to discourage aggressive sales tactics
    • Greater transparency and risk disclosures

    These changes are part of a broader EU-wide trend toward de-risking retail financial markets, especially in speculative products like CFDs and forex.

    Industry Impact and Future Outlook

    CySEC’s move is expected to:

    • Raise operational costs for brokers due to enhanced compliance and reporting requirements
    • Shift retail trading behavior toward more conservative strategies
    • Encourage broker consolidation, as smaller firms may struggle to meet the new capital and governance standards

    With over 830 entities under supervision and a €17.5 million budget for 2025, CySEC is positioning itself as a leading regulator in the EU, ready to tackle challenges from digital transformation to MiCA and DORA compliance.

  • Webull Relaunches Crypto Trading in the U.S

    Webull Relaunches Crypto Trading in the U.S

    Webull (NASDAQ:BULL), the fast-growing digital investment platform, has officially resumed cryptocurrency trading for its U.S. clients, marking a major milestone in its post-IPO evolution. The move comes after a two-year pause initiated during the company’s IPO preparations and regulatory restructuring. Now, with over 50 digital assets available and a fully integrated trading experience, Webull is positioning itself as a formidable player in the global crypto market.

    A Unified Platform for Modern Investors

    Previously, Webull users had to access crypto trading through a separate app; Webull Pay. With the latest update, crypto trading is now fully integrated into the main Webull app, allowing users to manage stocks, options, ETFs, and digital assets all in one place 

    This reintegration simplifies the user experience and reflects Webull’s broader mission to offer a seamless, all-in-one investment platform.

    “By reintegrating crypto trading into the Webull app, we are making it easier for customers to access and manage their entire portfolio,” said Anthony Denier, U.S. CEO and Group President at Webull 

    What’s New for U.S. Users?

    Webull now supports 24/7 trading of over 50 cryptocurrencies, including major tokens like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and Dogecoin (DOGE) 

    The platform offers:

    • Real-time charts and technical indicators
    • Custom price alerts
    • Institutional-grade security
    • No custody fees
    • Minimum trade size as low as $1

    The crypto services are provided through Webull Pay LLC, a licensed money transmitter, with custody solutions supported by Bakkt Crypto Solutions 

    Regulatory Readiness and Market Timing

    Webull’s decision to pause crypto trading in 2023 was largely driven by its IPO ambitions and the need to align with evolving U.S. regulatory standards. The company officially went public on NASDAQ (Ticker: BULL) in April 2025 

    With improved regulatory clarity and a more favorable political climate in Washington, Webull has now re-entered the crypto space with renewed confidence 

    “This move signals our readiness to comply with U.S. regulations and our commitment to offering secure, compliant digital asset services,” said Denier.

    Global Expansion and Competitive Positioning

    Webull’s crypto relaunch is not limited to the U.S. The company has already rolled out crypto trading in Brazil and plans to expand into additional markets in the coming months 

    With over 24 million users globally, Webull is aiming to challenge established players like Robinhood and Coinbase by offering a unified platform for both traditional and digital assets 

    About Webull

    Founded in 2016 by Wang Anquan, Webull has grown into a global fintech powerhouse. Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, the company offers commission-free trading of stocks, ETFs, options, and cryptocurrencies through its mobile and desktop platforms 

    Key facts:

    • Employees: ~1,100
    • IPO Date: April 2025
    • Market Cap: $7.7 billion
    • Revenue Streams: Payment for order flow, margin lending, crypto trading, premium subscriptions.

    Webull is registered with the SEC, FINRA, CFTC, and is a member of SIPC and NFA, ensuring compliance across its brokerage and crypto operations

  • WeTrade and Paris Saint-Germain Forge Global Sponsorship Deal

    WeTrade and Paris Saint-Germain Forge Global Sponsorship Deal

    In a landmark move that bridges the worlds of finance and football, WeTrade, a leading global CFD and Forex trading platform, has announced a multi-year sponsorship agreement with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), one of Europe’s most iconic football clubs. The partnership, which runs through 2028, marks a significant milestone for both entities, aligning their shared values of excellence, innovation, and global reach 

    A Strategic Alliance

    The collaboration comes as WeTrade celebrates its 10th anniversary, a decade marked by rapid growth, technological innovation, and global expansion. With operations spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, the Middle East, and Oceania, WeTrade has positioned itself as a top-tier broker in the retail trading space. The partnership with PSG is expected to amplify WeTrade’s brand visibility, connecting it to over 230 million PSG followers and hundreds of millions of matchday viewers worldwide 

    George Miltiadou, CEO of WeTrade EU, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership:

    “WeTrade is honoured to be chosen by Paris Saint-Germain as its official partner. As a global brand ourselves, we understand the value of investing in excellence, innovation, and empowerment. This partnership is a perfect match, and we are excited to kick things off and make it a winning collaboration.” 

    Richard Heaselgrave, PSG’s Chief Revenue Officer, echoed the sentiment:

    “This partnership with WeTrade reflects Paris Saint-Germain’s ongoing ambition to collaborate with leading international brands that share our values of excellence and innovation. Together, we will create new opportunities to engage our fans worldwide.” 

    Who Is WeTrade?

    Founded in 2015, WeTrade has grown into an award-winning broker known for its client-centric approach, secure capital management, flexible leverage, and low spreads. The company has received numerous accolades over the years, including:

    • Best Trading Execution by Fazzaco
    • Best ECN/STP Broker by Forex-Awards
    • Broker of the Year by Mindanao Traders Expo
    • Most Trusted Broker and Trading Platform Global by World Business Outlook 

    WeTrade has also made headlines for its innovative rewards program, which has seen clients walk away with luxury prizes such as a Tesla Model X and Toyota Avalon. The broker introduced Islamic accounts in 2023 and expanded its offerings to include stock trading, further diversifying its product suite 

    Regulatory Footprint and Expansion

    WeTrade holds an ASIC license in Australia and operates offshore entities in Labuan (Malaysia) and Seychelles. Recently, it was granted a CySEC CIF license in Cyprus, signaling its intent to expand across Europe. The company has bolstered its leadership team with seasoned professionals from firms like IQ Option, LegacyFX, ETX Capital, and eToro, reinforcing its commitment to regulatory compliance and operational excellence 

    ADVFN’s Strategic Acquisition: HotCopper and Stockhouse

    In parallel to WeTrade’s expansion, ADVFN, a global financial information provider, has acquired HotCopper (Australia) and Stockhouse (Canada)—two of the most prominent retail investor platforms. The acquisition, valued at $4.43 million USD, positions ADVFN as a dominant force in the small-cap investor space, with a combined reach of over 3 million monthly users 

    HotCopper alone attracts 520,000 monthly unique users and generates 34 million page views, offering brokers like WeTrade premium advertising opportunities. The acquisition is expected to create synergies across ADVFN’s network, integrating subscription tools, advertising models, and investor engagement strategies 

    The partnership between WeTrade and PSG is more than a branding exercise—it’s a strategic alignment of two global powerhouses. As WeTrade continues to expand its footprint and enhance its offerings, the sponsorship deal with PSG provides a high-visibility platform to engage millions of potential clients. Coupled with ADVFN’s acquisition of HotCopper and Stockhouse, the landscape for retail investor engagement is rapidly evolving, offering new opportunities for brokers, investors, and advertisers alike.

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  • Pepperstone Strengthens Executive Team: Tom Williams Named COO, Rob Bowen Appointed CCO

    Pepperstone Strengthens Executive Team: Tom Williams Named COO, Rob Bowen Appointed CCO

    Leading global forex and CFD broker Pepperstone has announced significant changes to its executive leadership team, reinforcing its commitment to operational excellence and global expansion. The company has promoted Tom Williams to Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Rob Bowen to Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), marking a strategic shift in its senior management structure.

    Tom Williams steps into the COO role after serving as General Manager – Financial Risk, Analytics & Operations since joining Pepperstone in 2022 

    Based in Melbourne, Williams has played a pivotal role in shaping the company’s risk strategy and operational framework. His promotion reflects Pepperstone’s focus on leveraging internal talent to drive growth and innovation.

    Before joining Pepperstone, Williams spent nearly a decade at GO Markets, where he held the position of Head of Trading and later served as Responsible Manager (AFSL) 

    His deep expertise in financial risk, analytics, and trading operations positions him well to oversee Pepperstone’s global operations and market risk functions.

    Rob Bowen, previously Group COO and CEO of Pepperstone Ltd (UK), has been promoted to Chief Commercial Officer 

    With over 25 years of experience in the trading industry, Bowen brings a wealth of knowledge in derivatives, CFDs, and commercial strategy. His career includes a notable tenure at IG Group, where he served as Commercial Director

    In his new role, Bowen will lead Pepperstone’s global commercial strategy, including marketing, product development, and client engagement. His appointment aligns with the company’s goal to enhance its commercial footprint across key markets in Europe, Asia, and Africa.

    Pepperstone CEO Tamas Szabo commented on the leadership changes:

    “Rob’s new title better reflects his role of looking after all commercial aspects of the business, including marketing and a newly elevated product function. Tom Williams has been promoted to the executive team and will oversee all operational aspects of the business while continuing to manage market risk.” 

    These executive appointments come amid Pepperstone’s broader strategy to expand globally and enhance client experience. The company has recently launched new initiatives aimed at increasing user engagement, growing its partner network, and improving technological resilience 

    Pepperstone’s UK entity, under Bowen’s leadership, posted a £9.9 million profit on trading revenue exceeding £13 million, despite a slight year-over-year decline 

    This financial performance underscores the effectiveness of its leadership and operational strategies.

    In addition to Williams and Bowen, Pepperstone has promoted Mariia Erokhina to General Manager of Information Security and Compliance, and appointed Kim Reilly from FP Markets as Head of Client Experience 

    These moves further solidify the company’s commitment to security, compliance, and customer satisfaction.

    Pepperstone’s latest executive reshuffle signals a renewed focus on operational efficiency and commercial growth.

    With seasoned professionals like Tom Williams and Rob Bowen at the helm, the company is well-positioned to navigate the evolving landscape of global financial markets and deliver enhanced value to its clients.

  • Plus500 Accelerates Shareholder Returns with $90 Million Buyback

    Plus500 Accelerates Shareholder Returns with $90 Million Buyback

    Plus500 Ltd (LSE: PLUS), the London-listed online trading platform, has launched a new $90 million share buyback programme, reinforcing its commitment to delivering robust shareholder returns and showcasing its financial strength 

    This move is part of a broader $165 million capital return initiative, which also includes $75 million in dividends 

    In the first half of 2025, Plus500 reported impressive financial results:

    • Revenue: $209.3 million
    • EBITDA: $91.3 million
    • Customer Deposits: A record $3.1 billion
    • Cash Reserves: Approximately $900 million 1

    These figures reflect the company’s strong operational momentum and cash-generative business model. The buyback programme, which allows for the repurchase of up to 5.87 million shares, will run until March 31, 2026 

    Strategic Rationale Behind the Buyback

    The buyback is designed to reduce the number of shares in circulation, potentially boosting earnings per share and enhancing shareholder value. Plus500’s board emphasized that this initiative aligns with its disciplined capital allocation strategy and long-term growth vision 

    Market Reaction and Analyst Sentiment

    Despite the announcement, Plus500 shares dipped slightly by 0.4% on the day 

    However, analysts remain optimistic. Peel Hunt recently raised its target price for Plus500 to 3,400p, citing strong performance and continued cash generation 

    The company’s shares also hit an all-time high of 3,070p earlier this month 

    Broader Strategic Moves

    Beyond shareholder returns, Plus500 continues to pursue both organic and inorganic growth. The company has maintained a debt-free balance sheet and is actively exploring expansion opportunities, including entry into new markets such as Canada’s OTC sector

    Plus500’s latest financial maneuvers underscore its resilience and strategic foresight in a volatile market. With a solid cash position, record customer engagement, and a clear focus on shareholder value, the company is well-positioned for sustained growth.

  • Ultima Markets Buys Tiger Brokers UK in Strategic FCA License Grab

    Ultima Markets Buys Tiger Brokers UK in Strategic FCA License Grab

    In a bold and unexpected move, offshore CFDs broker Ultima Markets has acquired Tiger Brokers (UK) Ltd, securing a coveted FCA license and marking its formal entry into the UK’s highly regulated financial services market.

    The acquisition comes at a time when several brokers are exiting the UK due to rising regulatory costs and competitive pressures, making Ultima’s expansion a notable exception in the current industry trend.

    The deal, finalized in July 2025, was initiated in late 2024 when Tiger Brokers, a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed UP Fintech Holding Ltd (TIGR), began winding down its UK operations. Ultima Markets injected £658,000 into the business to cover operational expenses during the transition, ultimately acquiring the dormant entity and its valuable regulatory status.

    The firm has since been rebranded as Ultima Markets UK Limited, allowing Ultima to bypass the lengthy and complex process of applying for a new FCA license from scratch.

    Tiger Brokers UK had been largely inactive in recent years, reporting zero revenue from 2021 to 2024 and accumulating £4.6 million in losses. At the time of acquisition, the firm held no client funds and had ceased onboarding new customers.

    Despite its lack of commercial activity, the FCA license remained a strategic asset, offering Ultima Markets a fast-track route into one of the world’s most respected financial jurisdictions.

    Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Mauritius, Ultima Markets has built a strong presence across Asia-Pacific, particularly in China, South Africa, and Southeast Asia.

    Known for offering over 250 CFD instruments across forex, indices, commodities, and shares, Ultima operates on platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and runs a dedicated Trading Academy aimed at improving financial literacy and trading skills.

    The company also made headlines as the first CFD broker to join the UN Global Compact, signaling its commitment to sustainable finance and ethical business practices.

    With the acquisition complete, Ultima Markets plans to launch a localized UK offering in 2026, tailored to meet FCA compliance standards.

    This includes enhanced client onboarding procedures, transparent pricing models, and a renewed focus on trader education.

    A company spokesperson stated, “We believe we can find our space in this mature market and deliver value to UK traders. Becoming FCA-regulated reflects our long-term commitment to transparency and integrity.”

    Ultima’s entry into the UK contrasts sharply with the recent exits of brokers such as Tiger Brokers, Aetos, and Trive, who have cited high operational costs and regulatory burdens as key reasons for leaving.

    However, Ultima joins a small but growing group of firms—including GTN and Moneta Markets—that are betting on the long-term potential of the UK’s retail trading sector.

    The acquisition also reflects a broader trend of offshore brokers seeking legitimacy and global reach through regulatory approvals.

    For UK traders, Ultima promises a fresh alternative to legacy platforms, offering competitive spreads, fast execution, and a strong emphasis on responsible trading.

    As the UK financial landscape continues to evolve, Ultima Markets’ strategic acquisition of Tiger Brokers UK may signal a renewed wave of international interest in FCA-regulated operations.

    With its global experience and commitment to compliance, Ultima is positioning itself as a serious contender in the UK’s crowded but lucrative retail trading market.