After years of operating under the Admirals brand,
AMTS Solutions has taken a step toward independence. The management team, led
by industry veteran Dmitry Rannev, reportedly acquired a majority stake from
Admirals Group AS.
Speaking to Finance Magnates RU about the acquisition, Rannev
emphasized the company’s new direction. “We used to work mainly for
Admirals, without paying due attention to third-party clients, now we are
changing the course of development” he said.
With full control over its operations, AMTS Solutions
is now focusing on expanding its client base and offering trading technology to
a broader market.
Majority Buyout Reshapes AMTS Solutions’ Future
Estonia-based Admirals Group AS, controlled by
Aleksandr Tsikhilov and Dmitry Lausch, has been restructuring its business,
leading to the sale of its 62% stake in AMTS Solutions.
This opportunity was seized by AMTS management, with
co-founder Vitaly Myrsikov and technical director Yuri Kovalenko leading the
acquisition . AMTS Solutions gains full autonomy, with Rannev
holding 33% and Myrsikov increasing his stake to 5%. However, the financial
details of the deal remain undisclosed.
For nearly two decades, AMTS Solutions has built
trading technology but remained closely tied to Admirals. With its newfound
independence, the company is actively targeting a broader client base.
One of its key initiatives is a new web application
designed to help brokers administer their accounts more efficiently. Additionally, AMTS has introduced a high-quality
aggregated liquidity pool under the FSA (Seychelles) license of Rannev’s
brokerage, RannForex.
The company aims to attract brokers with competitive
pricing and no minimum monthly commission, an appealing offer for smaller
players in the industry.
Boosting Operational Capacity
Beyond these developments, AMTS continues to enhance
its technology stack. The firm’s software supports multiple liquidity
providers, flexible execution models (A/B-book or hybrid), risk management
systems, and advanced order execution features.
“We have been in this business for a long time,
have gone through all the pitfalls, and will be happy to pass on our experience
to brokers,” Rannev said. With a renewed focus on growth and innovation,
AMTS Solutions is positioning itself as a competitive force in trading
technology.
While this is a major turning point, it is not AMTS
Solutions’ first attempt at expansion. In 2020, the company introduced a range
of public products, including MetaTrader 5 gateways for liquidity providers.
After years of operating under the Admirals brand,
AMTS Solutions has taken a step toward independence. The management team, led
by industry veteran Dmitry Rannev, reportedly acquired a majority stake from
Admirals Group AS.
Speaking to Finance Magnates RU about the acquisition, Rannev
emphasized the company’s new direction. “We used to work mainly for
Admirals, without paying due attention to third-party clients, now we are
changing the course of development” he said.
With full control over its operations, AMTS Solutions
is now focusing on expanding its client base and offering trading technology to
a broader market.
Majority Buyout Reshapes AMTS Solutions’ Future
Estonia-based Admirals Group AS, controlled by
Aleksandr Tsikhilov and Dmitry Lausch, has been restructuring its business,
leading to the sale of its 62% stake in AMTS Solutions.
This opportunity was seized by AMTS management, with
co-founder Vitaly Myrsikov and technical director Yuri Kovalenko leading the
acquisition . AMTS Solutions gains full autonomy, with Rannev
holding 33% and Myrsikov increasing his stake to 5%. However, the financial
details of the deal remain undisclosed.
For nearly two decades, AMTS Solutions has built
trading technology but remained closely tied to Admirals. With its newfound
independence, the company is actively targeting a broader client base.
One of its key initiatives is a new web application
designed to help brokers administer their accounts more efficiently. Additionally, AMTS has introduced a high-quality
aggregated liquidity pool under the FSA (Seychelles) license of Rannev’s
brokerage, RannForex.
The company aims to attract brokers with competitive
pricing and no minimum monthly commission, an appealing offer for smaller
players in the industry.
Boosting Operational Capacity
Beyond these developments, AMTS continues to enhance
its technology stack. The firm’s software supports multiple liquidity
providers, flexible execution models (A/B-book or hybrid), risk management
systems, and advanced order execution features.
“We have been in this business for a long time,
have gone through all the pitfalls, and will be happy to pass on our experience
to brokers,” Rannev said. With a renewed focus on growth and innovation,
AMTS Solutions is positioning itself as a competitive force in trading
technology.
While this is a major turning point, it is not AMTS
Solutions’ first attempt at expansion. In 2020, the company introduced a range
of public products, including MetaTrader 5 gateways for liquidity providers.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
