Fxpro Partnership With Solace Systems
Fxpro partnership start with Solace Systems to boost the capacity and performance of its messaging infrastructure, in what is the latest strategic step for meeting the demands of its growing client base.
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More specifically, FxPro has invested in the Solace Message Router Appliances and Solace Virtual Message Routers to power internal and customer-facing interfaces over wide area networks and via web and mobile devices, So Fxpro partnership will increase quality of trading.
With its robust features and unified API and administration framework, Solace is in position to offer FxPro the tools required for supporting its daily operations and strengthening customer satisfaction.
FxPro CIO, Panayiotis Annivas, commented:
“Our business is growing rapidly and it is necessary that we continue to offer a world-class trading experience and customer service as we expand our offering to cover more asset classes and geographies. Solace gives us a rock-solid foundation on which we know we can build and grow our business to meet customer demand.”
Solace Systems CEO, Craig Betts, commented:
“It takes an innovative approach and world-class infrastructure to satisfy the trading needs of Forex customers in over 150 countries, and FxPro has both.
We’re proud that they’ve selected our technology as the framework that ties together their many applications, locations and customer interfaces.”
FxPro Financial Services Limited is licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). In 2007 the EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) came into effect.
This allows firms that are regulated in Cyprus to provide investment services anywhere within the European Union.
FxPro UK Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of FxPro Group Ltd, is licensed and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Conduct Authority.
FxPro UK Limited formerly acted as an introducer to its parent company and did not provide any brokerage services or hold client funds until June 2012, when the company upgraded its FSA license so it could accept UK clients.