Tools for
Brokers (TFB) has formed a new technology partnership with UK-based Global
Markets Group Limited (GMG) to integrate TFB’s Trade Processor bridging system
into GMG’s trading infrastructure.
Tools for Brokers Partners
with GMG Markets
The
collaboration focuses on implementing reporting and risk management
capabilities through Trade Processor’s built-in solutions. GMG traders will
gain access to expanded liquidity options and optimized pricing through the
system’s order aggregation features.
‘’Our
decision to partner with a trusted industry leader like Tools for Brokers
reflects our unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and innovation,” Christiana
Vasiadou, the CEO at Global Markets Group Limited, said. “This collaboration
ensures that our clients receive the most advanced solutions, ongoing support,
and resources they need to thrive in today’s dynamic and ever-evolving market
landscape.”
Technology Integration
Details
Trade
Processor is a multiplatform liquidity bridge solution that connects brokers to
multiple liquidity providers across different trading platforms including MT4,
MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, and Match-Trader. It features a FIX API platform for
seamless third-party integration.
The
implementation centers on TFB’s Trade Processor, providing:
- Advanced
order aggregation and execution - Flexible
configuration options - Integrated
risk management tools - Data
analytics and compliance reporting
“GMG
Markets’ liquidity, combined with our Trade Processor and new Broker Business
Intelligence technology for risk and data management, will provide the most
effective product for our mutual clients,” said Michael Levine, Head of
TFB UK. “We look forward to working closely together and further strengthening
our partnership.”
The new
cooperation aims to strengthen GMG’s
analytical capabilities while enhancing security measures for its retail and
professional trading clients. It also includes access to TFB’s supplementary
tools, including the TFB Toolbox interface and PAMM money management solution.
Updated TFB Pamm Platform
and Dubai Office
Over the past two
months, TFB has upgraded its PAMM money management solution with features aimed
at improving convenience and privacy for traders and investors. The latest
version introduces a unified authentication system, allowing users to access
the platform using either their TFB PAMM or MetaTrader credentials, thereby
eliminating the need for multiple login details.
Additionally, new
visibility controls enable money managers to customize the data displayed to
investors, such as hiding commissions, swap fees, and order symbols while
keeping profit information visible.
In a parallel development, TFB
has opened a representative office in Dubai as part of its strategy to expand
in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
The decision aligns with Dubai’s
emergence as a global financial hub, offering strategic advantages such as a
prime location and well-developed infrastructure. This move positions TFB to
capitalize on the region’s growing demand for financial technology solutions.
Tools for
Brokers (TFB) has formed a new technology partnership with UK-based Global
Markets Group Limited (GMG) to integrate TFB’s Trade Processor bridging system
into GMG’s trading infrastructure.
Tools for Brokers Partners
with GMG Markets
The
collaboration focuses on implementing reporting and risk management
capabilities through Trade Processor’s built-in solutions. GMG traders will
gain access to expanded liquidity options and optimized pricing through the
system’s order aggregation features.
‘’Our
decision to partner with a trusted industry leader like Tools for Brokers
reflects our unwavering commitment to continuous improvement and innovation,” Christiana
Vasiadou, the CEO at Global Markets Group Limited, said. “This collaboration
ensures that our clients receive the most advanced solutions, ongoing support,
and resources they need to thrive in today’s dynamic and ever-evolving market
landscape.”
Technology Integration
Details
Trade
Processor is a multiplatform liquidity bridge solution that connects brokers to
multiple liquidity providers across different trading platforms including MT4,
MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, and Match-Trader. It features a FIX API platform for
seamless third-party integration.
The
implementation centers on TFB’s Trade Processor, providing:
- Advanced
order aggregation and execution - Flexible
configuration options - Integrated
risk management tools - Data
analytics and compliance reporting
“GMG
Markets’ liquidity, combined with our Trade Processor and new Broker Business
Intelligence technology for risk and data management, will provide the most
effective product for our mutual clients,” said Michael Levine, Head of
TFB UK. “We look forward to working closely together and further strengthening
our partnership.”
The new
cooperation aims to strengthen GMG’s
analytical capabilities while enhancing security measures for its retail and
professional trading clients. It also includes access to TFB’s supplementary
tools, including the TFB Toolbox interface and PAMM money management solution.
Updated TFB Pamm Platform
and Dubai Office
Over the past two
months, TFB has upgraded its PAMM money management solution with features aimed
at improving convenience and privacy for traders and investors. The latest
version introduces a unified authentication system, allowing users to access
the platform using either their TFB PAMM or MetaTrader credentials, thereby
eliminating the need for multiple login details.
Additionally, new
visibility controls enable money managers to customize the data displayed to
investors, such as hiding commissions, swap fees, and order symbols while
keeping profit information visible.
In a parallel development, TFB
has opened a representative office in Dubai as part of its strategy to expand
in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
The decision aligns with Dubai’s
emergence as a global financial hub, offering strategic advantages such as a
prime location and well-developed infrastructure. This move positions TFB to
capitalize on the region’s growing demand for financial technology solutions.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
