Andrey Kalshnikov joins Match2Pay from GloboPay. He was also the CEO of CySEC-regulated broker TrioMarkets for close to a decade.

The company has become increasingly popular over the last few years, with a mix of major brokers and props opting to use the company's products.

Spark Systems is an eFX aggregator, with existing investors including HSBC. ATFX will be able to distribute pricing and liquidity via the company's technology.

Adventures in Las Vegas on sea. We speak to the ATFX MENA crew, hang out with Century Financial, and take a tour of the Dubai Forex Expo.

If IC Markets leaves it's another sign brokers don't need a CySEC license anymore. It also shows other firms that they can divest from Cyprus if pushed to do so.

Taha has moved to Naqdi from Hantec Markets. Naqdi received a Category 5 License from the SCA last month and has ramped up marketing.

The broker is a quarter century old but is still doing lots of exciting things, whether it's new offices in Africa or supporting Patagonian expeditions.

We take a look at the Trading 212 group accounts. Sports cars, marketing spend, and group revenue split are all in there and make for good reading.

Copper's founder Dmitry Tokarev will step down. He will remain on the company's board and is still a major shareholder in Copper.co.

Kanj was previously at CFI for almost a decade. He is the latest in a string of senior hires at Scope Prime, the B2B arm of Rostro Group.

ATFX Connect is the institutional arm of brokerage group ATFX. The Connect division has grown substantially over the last two years.

The ATFX client insurance fund was launched last month. It provides protection for traders up to $1m and is underwritten by a leading insurance provider.

If IC Markets leaves it's another sign brokers don't need a CySEC license anymore. It also shows other firms that they can divest from Cyprus if pushed to do so.

Trading 212 continues to offer interest on uninvested cash that's above the BoE rate. So how is it doing that and why? We reveal all.

MetaTrader 4 and 5 have been the incumbent trading platforms for two decades now. There are signs that could be changing.

We visited the island in the Pacific, met the regulator and the ex-finance minister, saw a tribal dance, and got drunk at the French ambassador's house.

Prop trading firms don't make as much money as brokers do. Will that mean changes? Also we look at UK options brokers and goings on in ASEAN.