Tickmill Launches Website Redesign
UK Forex and CFD broker Tickmill completed its website’s redesign with a user-friendlier interface. The multisite now enables users to effectively find the information they’re looking for much faster than its previous version.
Mobile, PC, and tablet-friendly, the reconstruction offer users the optimum experience no matter where they are.
To ensure trading comes with a peace of mind, the firm also claimed to have improved the site with high levels of security. The multisite design also improved its functionality through multiple tabs catered to the client’s wants and needs with ease.
CMO Marilena Iakovou said the reconstruction focused on user-journey to craft a website that’s both understandable and accessible. Other websites cram everything in one place while they have a website that delivers the right information efficiently.
Tickmill was recently appointed as a Silver Sponsor at Dubai’s Forex Expo this year. The largest forex expo in the MENA region gathers the most prominent financial firms in one place every year.
The UK company claims their role in the Expo helped strengthened its bonds with Dubai’s local investors.
Tickmill on Q3
Parent company Tickmill Group increased its share capital in the third quarter this year to $8.33 million. The capital injection provides the company with additional protection from any adverse Brexit-related effects.
The Group raised its total net capital base to $15.90 million as of September 30, 2019. In comparison, its total capital base stood at $66.3 million against last year’s $40.71 million.
CEO Duncan Anderson said the company has been looking for acquisition opportunities throughout 2019 to deploy its capital base. He hopes to increase the company’s shareholder value, as well.
The capital base gives the Group more opportunities to diversify their products and revenue streams.
Tickmill’s specialty is in CFD trading services, offering competitive conditions for first-class trading products “ultra-fast.” Tickmill UK Ltd is regulated by UK FCA, while Seychelles FSA regulates Tickmill Europe Ltd.
