The company has refreshed its new website for its PB-related offerings.
DIVISIA
One of the latest companies to refresh its brand with a new logo and website is Divisa Capital, with offices in four countries including its FCA-regulated business in the United Kingdom, operations in Armenia and New Zealand, and a technology operation in the United States, Finance Magnates exclusively reports.
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Divisa Capital's various businesses had been represented by separate websites for the last seven years, but now these websites redirect to a new refreshed url under a unified offering. This was updated minutes ago, around the time of publication.
As part of the new brand refresh, DivisaCapital.com will be the focal point brand for the four worldwide affiliates and subsidiaries it operates.
Websites unified
Mushegh Tovmasyan Source: Finance Magnates
Speaking with Finance Magnates about the development, Mushegh Tovmasyan, CEO of Divisa Capital, said: “We are now three regulated brokerages for client onboarding and a technology service center in the United States with the FCA regulated London office acting as global HQ.” Mr. Tovmasyan added, "Our board of directors felt this was necessary to accurately describe the products and services we offer.”
Divisa Capital also launched a product for institutional customers under the OTCXCHANGE brand, and is actively onboarding clients to the new service that has been in development since last year.
Through this offering, the company provides institutional clients that have top tier PBs with access to differentiated trade flows in custom, rules-based liquidity pools.
The difference between this offering and the main PoP model is that OTCX users need to already have an existing PB, whereas firms using the PoP offering piggy-back on Divisa’s credit lines and infrastructure.
In addition, the new site contains a Russian and Chinese language version, reflecting the regions where the company has experienced recent growth. Divisa's office, in the republic of Armenia, is where it has a license from the country's central bank and it caters to clients that speak Russian throughout the region, while its New Zealand operations caters to clients throughout Asia-Pacific.
One of the latest companies to refresh its brand with a new logo and website is Divisa Capital, with offices in four countries including its FCA-regulated business in the United Kingdom, operations in Armenia and New Zealand, and a technology operation in the United States, Finance Magnates exclusively reports.
The new world of online trading, fintech and marketing – register now for the Finance Magnates Tel Aviv Conference, June 29th 2016.
Divisa Capital's various businesses had been represented by separate websites for the last seven years, but now these websites redirect to a new refreshed url under a unified offering. This was updated minutes ago, around the time of publication.
As part of the new brand refresh, DivisaCapital.com will be the focal point brand for the four worldwide affiliates and subsidiaries it operates.
Websites unified
Mushegh Tovmasyan Source: Finance Magnates
Speaking with Finance Magnates about the development, Mushegh Tovmasyan, CEO of Divisa Capital, said: “We are now three regulated brokerages for client onboarding and a technology service center in the United States with the FCA regulated London office acting as global HQ.” Mr. Tovmasyan added, "Our board of directors felt this was necessary to accurately describe the products and services we offer.”
Divisa Capital also launched a product for institutional customers under the OTCXCHANGE brand, and is actively onboarding clients to the new service that has been in development since last year.
Through this offering, the company provides institutional clients that have top tier PBs with access to differentiated trade flows in custom, rules-based liquidity pools.
The difference between this offering and the main PoP model is that OTCX users need to already have an existing PB, whereas firms using the PoP offering piggy-back on Divisa’s credit lines and infrastructure.
In addition, the new site contains a Russian and Chinese language version, reflecting the regions where the company has experienced recent growth. Divisa's office, in the republic of Armenia, is where it has a license from the country's central bank and it caters to clients that speak Russian throughout the region, while its New Zealand operations caters to clients throughout Asia-Pacific.
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