After launching an Apple Watch mobile banking and trading app in June this year, Swissquote offers two mobile apps for Apple Watch especially for fans of Forex trading – Fxbook Mobile and Advanced Trader Mobile.
Read moreDukascopy Payments SIA is a EU-licensed subsidiary of the Swiss Forex broker and is specialized in mobile instant payments.
Read moreThe Swiss Forex broker posted a net loss of CHF 10.6 million ($11.08m) in the first six months of 2015 as the snap SNB decision on January 15, 2015 led to CHF 25 million provisions necessary to cover negative client balances.
Read moreThis is the first Apple Watch mobile banking and trading application developed by a Swiss bank.
Read moreThe new type of binary option is available for live trading to clients of Dukascopy Bank and Dukascopy Europe.
Read moreSwissquote's mobile banking and trading solution becomes available on Apple Watch several weeks ahead of the arrival of the new gadget in Switzerland.
Read moreDukascopy, the Switzerland-based expert in online trading, today delivered an important piece of news to its clients who are interested in trading the Russian Ruble. From today, April 17, 2015, trading with the USD/RUB pair (US Dollar vs Russian Ruble) is once again available to clients of the Swiss company. Owners of live accounts with…
Read moreSwitzerland-based retail Forex broker Dukascopy has announced it will introduce a specific leverage of 1:30 on all currency pairs with the euro (EUR) over the coming weekend. The new margin requirements become effective today (February 20, 2015) at 18:00 GMT, with the specific leverage to be removed after market opening on Sunday night. The broker…
Read moreDukascopy Bank and its arm Dukascopy Europe will reduce the maximum leverage on currency pairs with the Danish krone to 1:10. The changes will be effective as of February 8, 2015 (Monday) and will affect positions with EUR/DKK (Euro vs Danish krone) and USD/DKK (US dollar vs Danish krone), the company said in an announcement.…
Read moreUK spreadbetting company London Capital Group Holdings plc (LON:LCG) has put out a statement on its exposure to yesterday's sudden Swiss Franc move. LCG's shares were down more than 10% in early Friday trading. LCG's statement reads as follows: LCG maintains minimal exposure Following yesterday's announcement by the Swiss National Bank, which resulted in extreme movement …
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