GTN Partners With Georgia’s Investment Research Firm Galt & Taggart for Cross-Border Trading

GTN, a fintech firm developing international
trading infrastructure, joined forces with Galt & Taggart, a Georgian
investment bank, to launch a new platform for cross-border investing. Under this partnership, Galt & Taggart has
integrated GTN’s trading technology into its platform, rebranding it under the
GTN Trade system.

Integrating GTN’s Trading Technology

According to a statement shared with financemagnates.com,
the move is expected to boost the scope of available assets for local investors,
now spanning stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, CFDs, and options across major
global exchanges in the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

“We’re excited to join forces with GTN, a global leader in
financial technology. Their innovation and deep expertise in investment tech
make them the perfect partner as we take our platform to the next level, commented
Giorgi Kuprashvili, the CEO of Galt & Taggart.

“Together, we’re empowering our clients to diversify
smarter, make data-driven decisions with confidence, and manage their
investments more effectively than ever before. Huge thanks to the GTN team for
their collaboration, we’re just getting started.”

The collaboration also aims to enhance Galt & Taggart’s service’s technical capability by enabling users to benefit from features such
as fractional investing, 24-hour trading on US securities, and algorithmic
order strategies.

These upgrades aim to support both retail and
professional investors in Georgia who are seeking broader diversification and
more dynamic portfolio strategies.

TradingView Integration

The new platform’s customizable interface and TradingView integration cater to investors seeking tailored analytical tools.
GTN’s infrastructure allows financial institutions like Galt & Taggart to
tap into global market liquidity while providing local clients with a
modernised trading experience.

The fintech, backed by the International Finance
Corporation (IFC) and Japan’s SBI Group, is active in 14 countries and
continues to expand its partnerships with regional financial institutions.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

GTN, a fintech firm developing international
trading infrastructure, joined forces with Galt & Taggart, a Georgian
investment bank, to launch a new platform for cross-border investing. Under this partnership, Galt & Taggart has
integrated GTN’s trading technology into its platform, rebranding it under the
GTN Trade system.

Integrating GTN’s Trading Technology

According to a statement shared with financemagnates.com,
the move is expected to boost the scope of available assets for local investors,
now spanning stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, CFDs, and options across major
global exchanges in the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

“We’re excited to join forces with GTN, a global leader in
financial technology. Their innovation and deep expertise in investment tech
make them the perfect partner as we take our platform to the next level, commented
Giorgi Kuprashvili, the CEO of Galt & Taggart.

“Together, we’re empowering our clients to diversify
smarter, make data-driven decisions with confidence, and manage their
investments more effectively than ever before. Huge thanks to the GTN team for
their collaboration, we’re just getting started.”

The collaboration also aims to enhance Galt & Taggart’s service’s technical capability by enabling users to benefit from features such
as fractional investing, 24-hour trading on US securities, and algorithmic
order strategies.

These upgrades aim to support both retail and
professional investors in Georgia who are seeking broader diversification and
more dynamic portfolio strategies.

TradingView Integration

The new platform’s customizable interface and TradingView integration cater to investors seeking tailored analytical tools.
GTN’s infrastructure allows financial institutions like Galt & Taggart to
tap into global market liquidity while providing local clients with a
modernised trading experience.

The fintech, backed by the International Finance
Corporation (IFC) and Japan’s SBI Group, is active in 14 countries and
continues to expand its partnerships with regional financial institutions.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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