Kohle Capital Markets, which operates a foreign exchange and contracts for variations (CFDs) brokerage platform with a Mauritius license, has rebranded itself to KCM Commerce. The rebranding is a strategic transfer because the dealer highlighted its ambitions to increase its world presence.
“Our new model identification is a mirrored image of our dedication to delivering world-class monetary providers to our purchasers. We’re assured that this rebranding effort will assist us higher serve our purchasers, improve our market presence, and reinforce our place as a frontrunner within the business,” stated the Group CEO of KCM Commerce, Ryan Tsui, who joined the dealer final Could.
The official announcement on Monday detailed that the brokerage plans to increase its footprint in Southeast Asia. It’s going to open new branches in Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines, along with its presence in Hong Kong, Thailand, Mauritius, and Australia.
Moreover, the dealer will goal retail brokerage purchasers within the area with seminars, sponsorships, partnerships, and schooling channels. It’s going to additionally enhance the variety of workers to assist the enlargement effort.
Turning into a International Dealer
KCM Commerce got here into existence in 2016 when it was solely a liquidity supplier for institutional brokers and served greater than 60 merchants with mobility. It expanded providers into the retail brokerage area in 2019 beneath the model Kohle Capital Markets. The choices of the platform embrace CFDs devices for margin foreign exchange, shares, indices, and commodities.
Presently, the brokerage operates with a license obtained from the monetary market regulator in Mauritius. On high of that, it has held an Australia Monetary Providers (AFS) license since 2019 however has but to onboard purchasers beneath that license.
In the meantime, KCM Commerce has strengthened its Asia Pacific presence with new hirings. Earlier this 12 months, the dealer expanded its group in Australia by onboarding Tim Waterer because the Chief Market Analyst and Jason Lau because the Nation Supervisor.
Kohle Capital Markets, which operates a foreign exchange and contracts for variations (CFDs) brokerage platform with a Mauritius license, has rebranded itself to KCM Commerce. The rebranding is a strategic transfer because the dealer highlighted its ambitions to increase its world presence.
“Our new model identification is a mirrored image of our dedication to delivering world-class monetary providers to our purchasers. We’re assured that this rebranding effort will assist us higher serve our purchasers, improve our market presence, and reinforce our place as a frontrunner within the business,” stated the Group CEO of KCM Commerce, Ryan Tsui, who joined the dealer final Could.
The official announcement on Monday detailed that the brokerage plans to increase its footprint in Southeast Asia. It’s going to open new branches in Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines, along with its presence in Hong Kong, Thailand, Mauritius, and Australia.
Moreover, the dealer will goal retail brokerage purchasers within the area with seminars, sponsorships, partnerships, and schooling channels. It’s going to additionally enhance the variety of workers to assist the enlargement effort.
Turning into a International Dealer
KCM Commerce got here into existence in 2016 when it was solely a liquidity supplier for institutional brokers and served greater than 60 merchants with mobility. It expanded providers into the retail brokerage area in 2019 beneath the model Kohle Capital Markets. The choices of the platform embrace CFDs devices for margin foreign exchange, shares, indices, and commodities.
Presently, the brokerage operates with a license obtained from the monetary market regulator in Mauritius. On high of that, it has held an Australia Monetary Providers (AFS) license since 2019 however has but to onboard purchasers beneath that license.
In the meantime, KCM Commerce has strengthened its Asia Pacific presence with new hirings. Earlier this 12 months, the dealer expanded its group in Australia by onboarding Tim Waterer because the Chief Market Analyst and Jason Lau because the Nation Supervisor.
