Tradeview Markets, a foreign exchange brokerage and wholly owned trading subsidiary of Tradeview LTD, just announced its most recent executive hire, Mr. Kem Chong who will join the Tradeview team as ‘Head of Asia’. Mr Chong will be focusing on the company's continued expansion into the Asia region and adding a tremendous amount of experience to their…
Read moreCayman Islands based offshore Forex and CFDs broker Tradeview Markets has announced its decision to offer international traders new stock rates amongst the lowest within the industry. Some of the pricing available will be: fifty cents per trade for 1000 shares, opportunities to earn rebates when you add liquidity, and accessibility to top-of-the-line software, Sterling Trader.…
Read moreNew pricing model features the best Bid/Offer prices from over 50 different banks and Prime liquidity providers, with spreads as low as 0.
Read moreForex and CFD broker Tradeview Markets has announced the appointment of Ben Sadgrove, an eight year veteran of the firm, as its chief operating officer. Previously the vice president of international sales, in his new role Mr. Sadgrove will be responsible for the implementation and optimization of strategic operational excellence and accountability within Tradeview. He…
Read moreThis integration exemplifies the endless possibilities of Uphold’s open API, Uphold Connect. Through Uphold’s disruptive technology, Tradeview customers can now instantly deposit and convert funds for free via Uphold. It was announced over the holidays that Cayman Island regulated Forex and CFD brokerage Tradeview Markets will offer real-time account funding to customers via Uphold, a San…
Read moreTradeview Markets, a Forex broker registered in the Cayman Islands, today announces the launch of Spotware Systems' cTrader. cTrader, accompanied by Tradeview's robust trading infrastructure, is set to offer the clients of the broker access to spreads starting from 0. The clients also have access to Tradeview's Innovative Liquidity Connector, as well as to a…
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