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Abstract:ThinkMarkets, a multi-licensed online forex brokerage firm, has expanded its services in the Asia-Pacific region with the launch of its services in New Zealand. The company now offers over 4,000 financial instruments on its proprietary ThinkTrader platform, including CFDs on forex, indices, commodities, equities, cryptocurrencies, and more.
With the debut of its services in New Zealand, ThinkMarkets, a multi-licensed online FX brokerage business, has announced its growth in the Asia-Pacific area. On its own ThinkTrader platform, the business now provides New Zealand citizens with the chance to trade more than 4,000 financial products, including CFDs (Contracts for Difference) on currencies, indices, commodities, stocks, cryptocurrencies, and more.
The New Zealand Financial Markets Authority (FMA) oversees the New Zealand-authorized organization. ThinkMarkets is a highly regulated online forex brokerage company since it is accredited and governed by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Additionally, the company has obtained a CySEC license to continue having access to the European market after Brexit.
ThinkMarkets launch of the New Zealand operation is part of its strategy for the Asia-Pacific region. The company expanded into Japan in 2022 and plans to continue expanding its services to multiple regulated markets worldwide with its award-winning ThinkTrader trading platform.
The CEO and co-founder of ThinkMarkets, Nauman Anees, remarked on the firm's dedication to extending its services to several regulated marketplaces throughout the globe.
“We are excited to enter a brand-new, tightly controlled market in New Zealand. ThinkMarkets is still dedicated to bringing its services to other regulated markets throughout the globe with our award-winning ThinkTrader trading platform after our wildly successful debut in Japan in 2022.”
The ThinkTrader platform is available on mobile, web, and desktop with both light and dark mode options, providing clients with a user-friendly experience. In addition, ThinkMarkets recently relaunched Traders Gym, a proprietary tool that enables clients to test their trading strategies on real-life historical data within a simulated market environment, exclusively on the ThinkTrader platform.
ThinkMarkets has been expanding its global footprint in recent years. The company expanded its services through its licensed South African firm, acquired the Japanese FX firm Japan Affiliate, and acquired a CySEC license to maintain access to the European market following Brexit.
ThinkMarkets made news in 2022 when it secured $30 million in new funding from Mars Growth, a joint venture fund between Liquidity Group and MUFG, and other investors. The company also launched a new prime brokerage unit in the UK under the brand Liquidity.net.
With the introduction of its services in New Zealand, ThinkMarkets has increased the scope of its offerings in the Asia-Pacific area. The company is authorized and regulated by multiple regulatory bodies, ensuring clients' safety and security. With its award-winning ThinkTrader trading platform and proprietary tools, ThinkMarkets provides clients with a user-friendly and innovative trading experience. ThinkMarkets plans to continue expanding its services to multiple regulated markets worldwide, demonstrating its commitment to its client's needs and its vision for growth.
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