Rubix FX Rebrands to FXTRADING.com
Regulated Australian broker Rubix FX announced the business’ rebranding to FXTRADING.com earlier this week. The firm, registered under the name Gleneagle Securities, will still encompass all of its regulatory profiles worldwide.
All operations will continue under both Gleaneagle Securities Pty Limited inside and outside Australia.
The Australian branch is authorized by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Meanwhile, its Oceania-based equivalent is regulated by the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC).
To comment on the matter, company representative Jonathan Wine said the new name represents the organization’s core values. According to the recent statement, it also brought forth its industry leading products into the future.
All existing client and partner accounts automatically transitioned into the new brand on Monday.
Rubix FX is one of the oldest forex brokers in Australia. The shift changed as ASIC is preparing to propose the administration of its product intervention powers.
The Australian watchdog demanded a huge data collection recently.
It kicked off its largest swipe against selling risky investments to retail investors. Those involved claimed they were already complying with most restrictions given.
Rubix FX Parent Partners with Integral for Global Prime
Under the registered name Gleneagle Securities, Rubix FX partnered with a Palo Alto-based tech provider Integral Development Corp. Since then, Integrals service enriched customer experience on Gleneagle’s margin FX platform, Global Prime.
The new service allowed Global Prime customers to receive detailed Transaction Cost Analyses (TCA) for trades. Businesses can now also customize the mix of liquidity providers they receive through Global Prime.
Their partnership helped both firms allow one-stop services for liquidity aggregation, execution management, and connectivity. This includes offerings like hardware solutions and support from Integral’s FX specialists.
Head of FX in Gleneagle Securities Elan Bension said the built-in analytics of Integral’s solution allowed them to become transparent. The company’s customers could rely on them for direct market access to the interbank market with the best execution.
Integral’s cloud services also enabled consumers to execute fundamental changes without upfront costs.
