Forex trading platform Hantec Markets has promoted head of technology strategy Michael O'Sullivan to chief technology officer. O'Sullivan is an industry expert who has worked for several companies including Infinox Global, ATFX UK and CMC Markets.
Announcing his new role on LinkedIn, O'Sullivan said: “I'm delighted to announce that I'm starting a new role as Chief Technology Officer at Hantec Markets! At INFINOX, O'Sullivan served as Chief Technology Officer. He has held the roles of Head of Project Management and Head of Partnership Operations and Delivery at ATFX UK and CMC Markets, respectively.
Last year, Hantec Markets introduced exclusive trading services to allow traders to engage in live trading without the need for initial deposits. According to a report by Finance Magnates, this service allows traders to strategize, explore market dynamics, and make profits with an initial balance of up to $200,000.
To qualify for a live trading account, traders must successfully complete either the “Enhanced Challenge” or the “Express Challenge”. Once completed, traders can access low commissions and spreads, using the MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms. Hantec Trader operates under Hantec Markets, a brokerage firm regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius.
Hantec Markets
Hantec Markets saw a 7% increase in revenue in 2022, marking its second consecutive year of growth. The UK arm of Hantec Markets, authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority, has disclosed an increase in revenue to £5.76m, up from £5.39m the previous year.
Lee Holmes, another seasoned INFINOX executive, has joined Hantec Markets as Head of Institutional Sales. His appointment signaled the company's intention to strengthen its offerings in institutional markets following the launch of Hantec Prime.
Designed as a specialist trading platform, Hantec Prime is aimed at institutional investors seeking exposure to the Forex and CFD markets. The platform aligns with a broader trend in the forex brokerage industry, where firms are increasingly diversifying their offerings to cater to institutional clients.
Forex trading platform Hantec Markets has promoted head of technology strategy Michael O'Sullivan to chief technology officer. O'Sullivan is an industry expert who has worked for several companies including Infinox Global, ATFX UK and CMC Markets.
Announcing his new role on LinkedIn, O'Sullivan said: “I'm delighted to announce that I'm starting a new role as Chief Technology Officer at Hantec Markets! At INFINOX, O'Sullivan served as Chief Technology Officer. He has held the roles of Head of Project Management and Head of Partnership Operations and Delivery at ATFX UK and CMC Markets, respectively.
Last year, Hantec Markets introduced exclusive trading services to allow traders to engage in live trading without the need for initial deposits. According to a report by Finance Magnates, this service allows traders to strategize, explore market dynamics, and make profits with an initial balance of up to $200,000.
To qualify for a live trading account, traders must successfully complete either the “Enhanced Challenge” or the “Express Challenge”. Once completed, traders can access low commissions and spreads, using the MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms. Hantec Trader operates under Hantec Markets, a brokerage firm regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius.
Hantec Markets
Hantec Markets saw a 7% increase in revenue in 2022, marking its second consecutive year of growth. The UK arm of Hantec Markets, authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority, has disclosed an increase in revenue to £5.76m, up from £5.39m the previous year.
Lee Holmes, another seasoned INFINOX executive, has joined Hantec Markets as Head of Institutional Sales. His appointment signaled the company's intention to strengthen its offering in institutional markets following the launch of Hantec Prime.
Designed as a specialist trading platform, Hantec Prime is aimed at institutional investors seeking exposure to the Forex and CFD markets. The platform aligns with a broader trend in the forex brokerage industry, where firms are increasingly diversifying their offerings to cater to institutional clients.