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Abstract:ATFX, a leading global CFDs trading broker, announces its strategic acquisition of Rakuten Securities Australia Pty Ltd, intensifying its grip in the Australian market.
Online trading broker ATFX is expanding its reach by acquiring Rakuten Securities Australia Pty Ltd (“RSA”), a subsidiary of Japan-based Rakuten Securities, Inc. This critical move increases ATFX's stronghold in the Australian market and broadens its worldwide impact.
The acquisition of RSA is a significant progression for ATFX, marking a milestone in its continuous endeavor to fortify its position as a reliable global online broker, providing innovative trading solutions. Through RSA, ATFX accesses an already established customer base and a proficient team of industry experts.
ATFXs purchase of RSA aligns perfectly with its primary objective of delivering a comprehensive range of trading services to clients, bolstered by advanced technology and superior customer support. The company assures that it is devoted to offering a flawless trading experience, robust platforms, and a diverse array of trading instruments including forex, indices, commodities, and more.
ATFX Chairman, Mr. Joe Li, expressed his excitement for the acquisition, “We are thrilled to welcome RSA into the ATFX family. This purchase provides us with substantial potential to grow our footprint in the Australian market and serve customers in the area with superior trading solutions. We are dedicated to investing in technology, people, and resources to guarantee that our customers get the best possible service.”
Moving ahead, ATFX stated that the transition would be advantageous for RSA's clients as they will gain access to ATFX's more extensive product offerings and robust trading infrastructure. The amalgamation of ATFX's comprehensive range of trading services and its client-centric approach promises a seamless trading experience for both existing and new clients.
As the company broadens its global operations, ATFX remains committed to maintaining high regulatory standards. It will continue to be regulated by prestigious bodies including the FCA in the UK, CySEC in Cyprus, SCA in UAE, FSA in Mauritius, and now, with this acquisition, ASIC in Australia. The acquisition process will strictly adhere to all relevant regulatory requirements to ensure a smooth transition for clients and stakeholders.
ATFX is an award-winning worldwide online trading services company that provides a wide variety of trading instruments including forex, CFDs, indices, commodities, and more. The corporation has a substantial presence in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and, most recently, Australia. ATFX is dedicated to providing great trading experiences to customers all over the globe, with a focus on customer satisfaction, cutting-edge technology, and rigorous regulatory compliance.
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