LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--One Financial Markets is pleased to announce its new license to operate as a foreign financial service provider (FSP) in South Africa.
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK, One Financial Markets offers international market access to retail and institutional clients via a comprehensive range of FX and CFD products.
Stuart Cooke, Head of Partners at One Financial Markets commented: “We are delighted to be expanding our reach to South Africa and are confident that we have a compelling offering with tight spreads, competitive margins and a 0% margin requirement on hedged positions.
“We believe there is huge market potential for us in South Africa and we are looking forward to growing our client base in the region. In addition to a range of offers to attract new customers, One Financial Markets will also be developing a tailored educational program for South African clients.”
One Financial Markets invests significantly in technology in order to make online trading as simple and intuitive as possible for its clients. Recent developments from the online brokerage include the development of the One News Desk + app for breaking news alerts and a free MT4 indicator suite.
As a launch incentive, One Financial Markets is currently offering a summer promotion including a 1 pip spread on major FX pairs as well as a 20% trading credit promotion until the end of July. Terms and conditions apply
For further information, please visit www.onefinancialmarkets.com
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About One Financial Markets
One Financial Markets is a global award winning online broker providing 24/5 trading facilities to retail and institutional investors in forex and CFDs on indices, commodities, energies, bonds and bullion. Established in London in 2007, One Financial Markets is regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and offers global presence with local expertise through its wholly owned and affiliate offices throughout the Middle East, Europe and Central and South East Asia.
