Interactive Brokers, a global electronic brokerage, has
expanded its market offerings by adding the Ljubljana Stock Exchange. This move
allows clients to trade Slovenian equities alongside over 160 other global
exchanges. The platform offers a variety of financial products, including
stocks, options, futures, currencies, bonds, and funds, all accessible from a
single interface.

In a separate announcement, Interactive Brokers revealed the
adoption of Pirum’s CoacsConnect solution. This tool automates the management
of corporate actions for the broker’s global client base. CoacsConnect
centralizes income claims and voluntary corporate actions, tailored to
individual client needs. The platform processes, on average, $3.8 billion in
corporate actions daily.

Traders Gain Slovenian Stocks with Expansion

“Interactive Brokers continues to expand its market
coverage to meet the needs of global investors,” said Milan Galik, Chief
Executive Officer of Interactive Brokers.

The addition of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange allows traders
to diversify their portfolios with Slovenian stocks. This expansion complements
Interactive Brokers’ existing offerings, which include markets in the Americas,
Europe, and Asia.

“Adding access to the Ljubljana Stock Exchange allows
our clients to explore investment opportunities in Central Europe and further
diversify their portfolios with a seamless trading experience.” Galik
added.

Interactive Brokers Supports 28 Currencies

According to Interactive Brokers, it continues to offer
competitive pricing, with low commissions, low margin rates, and high interest
paid. Its platform, accessible via web, mobile, and desktop, serves clients in
more than 200 countries and territories.

Clients also benefit from real-time market data, risk
management tools, and institutional-grade research. The broker supports account
funding and trading in up to 28 currencies.

Interactive Brokers Sees Growth in February

In February, Interactive
Brokers saw a 48% year-over-year increase in Daily Average Revenue Trades
(DARTs), reaching 3.6 million. Client accounts grew 32% to 3.54 million, with
margin loan balances rising 34% to $63.3 billion, as reported by Finance Magnates.

Despite a 1% month-over-month dip, client equity remained
31% higher than last year at $587.8 billion. Credit balances increased 20% to
$123.8 billion. The average commission per cleared order was $2.80, reflecting
cost efficiency.