SafeCharge's shareholders agree to re-domicile business to Guernsey
The process is set to take several weeks – until then, SafeCharge will stay incorporated in the British Virgin Islands.
Read moreCRYEX to establish crypto currency exchange and clearinghouse using turnkey solutions from Cinnober
Cinnober was chosen by CRYEX to provide turnkey solutions covering the marketplace’s full transaction cycle. This will include technology for trading, real-time clearing and surveillance. Cinnober had announced this partnership earlier, but without names and details.
Read moreNational Bank of Ukraine signs currency swap agreement with the People's Bank of China
China makes further small step to enhance internationalization of RMB, funds received under the agreement will be used to finance commercial operations and direct investments between the two countries.
Read moreTradeToolsFX rolls out Binary Options Trader robot for MT4
The expert advisor for trading binary options on MetaTrader 4 is available through TTFX’s partner brokers.
Read morePlus500 share price continues to drift lower, down 9.5% after market opening
The official statement the company published yesterday has obviously failed to stem the drop in share prices.
Read moreICAP's FY 2015 revenues drop 7%, profits down 15%
In the face of market challenges, ICAP's electronic Forex trading platform EBS saw revenues rise to £124 million in the year to March 31, 2015.
Read moreJapanese retail Forex brokers report 7.1% MoM drop in trading volumes in April
Forex volumes reported by members of FFAJ amounted to JPY 462.8 trillion in April, down 7.07% from March 2015 levels.
Read moreNew Zealand FMA continues to remove offshore firms from the FSP register
So far this year the FMA has removed 23 entities from the register. The FMA has also taken action to prevent a further 20 firms from completing registration on the FSPR, following on from the 226 firms which New Zealand's authorities removed in its inaugural stages three years ago
Read moreBitcoin start-up Spondoolies secures $1.5m in funding from BTCS
The funding raised by the Israel-based digital currency server manufacturer reiterates the growing allure of Bitcoin start-ups for investors.
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