Plus500 Bolsters Its Footprint In The US With FIA Membership
Plus500, a leading multi-asset broker, has joined the Futures Industry Association (FIA) in the US.
Key Takeaways
- Plus500 is now a member of the foremost international trade association dedicated to futures, options and centrally cleared derivatives markets.
- The FIA comprises members such as exchanges, clearing houses, trading firms, and specialists in commodities.
- Plus500 entered the US market in 2021 after acquiring Cunningham Commodities LLC.
Plus500 Strengthens B2C and B2B Offerings
In the retail sector, Plus500 has introduced its ‘Plus500 Futures’ platform, designed for investors interested in trading US futures.
This follows the company’s collaboration with popular basketball team, the Chicago Bulls, as part of its efforts to enhance brand recognition.
Additionally, Plus500 is a well-regarded provider of B2B market infrastructure services for institutional clients within the US futures market.
Plus500 CEO, David Zruia, commented on the news: “Our membership of this highly respected, leading global organisation represents another milestone for Plus500 as we harness our differentiated technological capabilities to seize the compelling growth opportunities in the US futures market.”
About Plus500
Plus500 is an established broker with over 25 million clients worldwide. The broker is registered with trusted regulators, including the CFTC and NFA in the US, the FCA in the UK, and the CySEC in Europe.
Investors can speculate on popular financial markets on the Plus500 platform and app, including forex, commodities, indices, and cryptos.
New traders can open an account in 10 minutes with an accessible $100 minimum deposit.
