James
O’Neill, the previous CEO of FairMarkets, has not too long ago left the corporate and brought
up a senior government position with the Australian-based Retail FX and CFDs dealer,
Blueberry Markets.
O’Neill
had a protracted tenure at FairMarkets Buying and selling Pty Ltd, an Australian Securities and Investments Fee
(ASIC) licensed agency,
beginning in 2015 as Government Director and later serving as CEO from 2020 to
2021. Then, he served once more as an Government Director from 2021 to 2023. His
departure from FairMarkets comes after the corporate was acquired by the
Turkish-based brokerage group GKFX, now a part of Trive.
Blueberry
Markets, established in 2016, is underneath the management of its Founder and
Managing Director, Dean Hyde. Hyde beforehand held positions at one other Australian
dealer, Axi. It is vital to notice that Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd would not
possess its personal ASIC license however as an alternative introduces purchasers to ASIC-licensed
ACY Securities Pty Ltd.
James O’Neill – Supply: LinkedIn
Moreover,
the corporate operates an offshore department, Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, which
connects purchasers with ACY Capital Australia LLC, integrated in Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
Blueberry Markets’ Partnership
with Sign Centre
Finance Magnates reported earlier
that Blueberry
Markets had introduced a strategic partnership with Sign Centre, a buying and selling
indicators supplier. Below this new collaboration, Sign Centre will supply day by day
evaluation and content material ready by its staff of seasoned analysts to the buying and selling
group of Blueberry Markets.
With
over 30,000 merchants in its group, Blueberry Markets skilled progress. The
dealer noticed a surge in its Telegram subscribers over the previous two months, alongside
with a rise in e-mail open charges.
This
partnership goes past brokerage providers by integrating Sign Stream throughout
a number of platforms, together with MetaTrader,
Telegram, and day by day emails. The method goals to have interaction, educate, and supply insights
to merchants, guaranteeing they obtain the data to assist their buying and selling
selections.
As
a licensed entity underneath ASIC and the Securities Fee of the Bahamas, the brokerage agency
believes that this new partnership will improve transparency within the monetary
markets.
The
then Chief Working Officer at Sign Centre, expressed the significance of
prioritizing the pursuits of merchants. He highlighted the dedication of each
Sign Centre and Blueberry Markets to investing in processes, enterprise
practices, and technological integrations to make sure excessive requirements of training
provision, customer support, and assist for purchasers.
James
O’Neill, the previous CEO of FairMarkets, has not too long ago left the corporate and brought
up a senior government position with the Australian-based Retail FX and CFDs dealer,
Blueberry Markets.
O’Neill
had a protracted tenure at FairMarkets Buying and selling Pty Ltd, an Australian Securities and Investments Fee
(ASIC) licensed agency,
beginning in 2015 as Government Director and later serving as CEO from 2020 to
2021. Then, he served once more as an Government Director from 2021 to 2023. His
departure from FairMarkets comes after the corporate was acquired by the
Turkish-based brokerage group GKFX, now a part of Trive.
Blueberry
Markets, established in 2016, is underneath the management of its Founder and
Managing Director, Dean Hyde. Hyde beforehand held positions at one other Australian
dealer, Axi. It is vital to notice that Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd would not
possess its personal ASIC license however as an alternative introduces purchasers to ASIC-licensed
ACY Securities Pty Ltd.
James O’Neill – Supply: LinkedIn
Moreover,
the corporate operates an offshore department, Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, which
connects purchasers with ACY Capital Australia LLC, integrated in Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
Blueberry Markets’ Partnership
with Sign Centre
Finance Magnates reported earlier
that Blueberry
Markets had introduced a strategic partnership with Sign Centre, a buying and selling
indicators supplier. Below this new collaboration, Sign Centre will supply day by day
evaluation and content material ready by its staff of seasoned analysts to the buying and selling
group of Blueberry Markets.
With
over 30,000 merchants in its group, Blueberry Markets skilled progress. The
dealer noticed a surge in its Telegram subscribers over the previous two months, alongside
with a rise in e-mail open charges.
This
partnership goes past brokerage providers by integrating Sign Stream throughout
a number of platforms, together with MetaTrader,
Telegram, and day by day emails. The method goals to have interaction, educate, and supply insights
to merchants, guaranteeing they obtain the data to assist their buying and selling
selections.
As
a licensed entity underneath ASIC and the Securities Fee of the Bahamas, the brokerage agency
believes that this new partnership will improve transparency within the monetary
markets.
The
then Chief Working Officer at Sign Centre, expressed the significance of
prioritizing the pursuits of merchants. He highlighted the dedication of each
Sign Centre and Blueberry Markets to investing in processes, enterprise
practices, and technological integrations to make sure excessive requirements of training
provision, customer support, and assist for purchasers.
