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Abstract:Now in its third year of operation, Moneta Markets has vastly expanded its services throughout 2022, emphasizing a “client-focussed” approach in which delivering value where others fall short is paramount.
Global Forex and CFD broker Moneta Markets recently announced that they are embarking on a path of their own having secured a team of investors. Having launched three years ago as an entity under the Vantage Group of brands, the broker has recently acquired new licences and authorisations of its own to operate as its own entity.
Now in its third year of operation, Moneta Markets has vastly expanded its services throughout 2022, emphasizing a “client-focussed” approach in which delivering value where others fall short is paramount.
In addition to its new licences and relevant authorisations under FSCA, ASIC, and SVGFSA, the broker continues to vastly expand its collection of tradable products, which now exceeds 1000, including over 700 Share CFDs, as well as their increasing range of FX Pairs, Indices, Commodities, Crypto CFDs and ETFs, many of which are available for clients to trade with zero commission fees.
The broker has also recently introduced zero swaps trading on their gold and crypto trading and slashed commissions on its range of US Share CFDs from $6 to $0.
We caught up with David Bily, Founder and CEO of Moneta Markets, who said Since its inception, the intention has always been to build Moneta Markets into a brand that can operate on its own. The technological and infrastructural support of the Vantage Group, in the beginning, was vital in helping us launch and become a serious market contender, as well as in achieving our independence.
And, it was instrumental in enabling Moneta to attract investors who want to be involved in our growth journey. Now, with our ever-increasing range of products, our continuous effort to improve our offering, and an enthusiastic group of investors supporting us, we are on track to build Moneta Markets into a position where it can become the preferred retail FX and CFD broker of choice around the world.
Moneta‘s recent separation from the Vantage Group follows the company’s success over the past 24 months, where they have realised consistent growth across all key metrics, including client acquisition, trading volume, and monthly deposits, all of which have helped to create a solid foundation to build upon in 2023, as we enter the closing months of 2022. Coupled with the backing of several investors, the broker looks on track to shake things up within the industry for the remainder of the year and into the next!
Moneta Markets is a multi-asset FX and CFD broker offering* access to the most popular global markets including 1000+ FX pairs, Indices, Commodities, Share CFDs, Cryptos, and ETFs to traders, investors, and fund managers alike. And, Moneta Markets clients can take advantage of a suite of educational tools and resources, trading ideas, the powerful MT4, MT5, and PRO Trader platforms, and their in-house proprietary daily market analysis.
For more information or to open a demo or live trading account, visit the Moneta Markets website here. For Partnership or media inquiries, please contact austen.plummer@monetamarkets.com
*Moneta Markets Pty Ltd is an Australian entity and is not authorised to issue financial products and can only give general advice to both wholesale and retail clients.
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