ThinkMarkets, an Australian based multi-asset broker, is expanding its presence in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region with the establishment of a new company in New Zealand. The new company will be regulated by the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority (FMA), the retailer announced on Wednesday.
ThinkMarkets is known with the launch of its New Zealand company, its contract for different services for forex, stocks, commodities, indices and cryptocurrency trading is available to residents of New Zealand. They can trade over 4,000 financial instruments on ThinkTrader, the brokerage platform.
The launch of ThinkMarkets in New Zealand comes a year after the brokerage, which is headquartered in London, announced that it had established its forex trading services in Japan. A year ago, online trading service provider Japan acquired Afliate, a Japanese forex trading company. An office has also been opened in Tokyo.
“Following our highly successful launch in Japan in 2022, ThinkMarkets continues to expand its services to regulated markets around the world with our award-winning trading platform, ThinkTrader,” Nauman said. Anees, CEO and Co-Founder of ThinkMarkets.
The move of further expansion of the brokerage business follows a $30 million investment received by the brokerage at the beginning of 2022 to expand its business in many directions in several countries around the world . The funding came from Mars Growth, a joint venture fund of Liquidity Group and MUFG.
ThinkMarkets in Africa
Outside of APAC, ThinkMarkets has already established its presence in Africa. In 2019, the brokerage firm received a regulatory license in South Africa and announced plans to open an office in Johannesburg.
Two years later, the brokerage further expanded its services for clients in South Africa with the addition of South African shares and exchange traded funds (ETF) to its offerings. The company said at the time that it would offer its clients national trading opportunities in more than 700 ETFs and companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Now, in recent months, ThinkMarkets has been working hard to improve its platform. In February, the broker expanded ThinkTrader Web, its home trading platform. That same month, the online trading company also introduced a new security feature to help its users avoid or detect fraudulent calls that are now “common among online traders.”
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ThinkMarkets, an Australian based multi-asset broker, is expanding its presence in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region with the establishment of a new company in New Zealand. The new company will be regulated by the New Zealand Financial Markets Authority (FMA), the retailer announced on Wednesday.
ThinkMarkets is known with the launch of its New Zealand company, its contract for different services for forex, stocks, commodities, indices and cryptocurrency trading is available to residents of New Zealand. They can trade over 4,000 financial instruments on ThinkTrader, the brokerage platform.
The launch of ThinkMarkets in New Zealand comes a year after the brokerage, which is headquartered in London, announced that it had established its forex trading services in Japan. A year ago, online trading service provider Japan acquired Afliate, a Japanese forex trading company. An office has also been opened in Tokyo.
“Following our highly successful launch in Japan in 2022, ThinkMarkets continues to expand its services to regulated markets around the world with our award-winning trading platform, ThinkTrader,” Nauman said. Anees, CEO and Co-Founder of ThinkMarkets.
The move of further expansion of the brokerage business follows a $30 million investment received by the brokerage at the beginning of 2022 to expand its business in many directions in several countries around the world . The funding came from Mars Growth, a joint venture fund of Liquidity Group and MUFG.
ThinkMarkets in Africa
Outside of APAC, ThinkMarkets has already established its presence in Africa. In 2019, the brokerage firm received a regulatory license in South Africa and announced plans to open an office in Johannesburg.
Two years later, the brokerage further expanded its services for clients in South Africa with the addition of South African shares and exchange traded funds (ETF) to its offerings. The company said at the time that it will offer its clients global trading opportunities in more than 700 ETFs and companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
Now, in recent months, ThinkMarkets has been working hard to improve its platform. In February, the broker expanded ThinkTrader Web, its home trading platform. That same month, the online trading company also introduced a new security feature to help its users avoid or detect fraudulent calls that are now “common among online traders.”
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