The company has joined TheCityUK and UK Finance as part of its engagement with the UK financial services sector.
The UK is a global leader in fintech funding, second only to the United States.
However, 2024 statistics paint an unfavorable picture, showing a decline in capital interest to its lowest levels since 2017.
Capital.com
is looking to deepen its involvement in the growth of the UK’s fintech sector.
To that end, the company announced today (Monday) that it has joined two
prominent local financial industry organizations. The move comes at a time when global fintech
investments have fallen below $100 billion in 2024, testing seven-year lows.
Capital.com Joins
Financial Trade Associations to Boost UK Fintech
Capital.com,
a provider of investment services to retail traders, is now a member of
TheCityUK and UK Finance. TheCityUK represents the UK’s financial and related
professional services industry, advocating for policies to strengthen the
sector’s global competitiveness. Meanwhile, UK Finance is a leading financial
services trade association in Europe, focused on setting industry standards and
shaping the future of financial regulations.
Rupert Osborne, the CEO at Capital.com UK
“We are
pleased to announce Capital.com’s membership in TheCityUK and UK Finance,” said
Rupert Osborne, the CEO at Capital.com UK. “As a global fintech company with a
strong presence in London and other financial hubs, Capital.com is
well-positioned to contribute to the UK’s status as a leading tech and
financial services powerhouse.”
While the
announcement didn’t specify exactly how Capital.com plans to contribute or
participate in the development of the UK’s financial and technology sectors,
Osborne noted that the company aims to drive innovation, improve financial
literacy, and bolster the UK’s standing in fintech through collaboration with
these industry bodies.
This move
marks another step forward in the British market, following the company’s
mid-February announcement of a partnership with LSEG. That collaboration
provides traders with enhanced tools and analytical resources to make faster,
more informed decisions.
However, he
emphasized that the United States remains the dominant force on a global scale.
“The US still remains one of the largest markets, if not the largest market for
fintech,” he added. “So looking at the US, it would be my suggestion to
founders to at least be present in that market if they think they want to break
into it.”
$1.7 Trillion Trading
Volume in 2024
On a global
level, Capital.com has had an impressive year, achieving a total trading volume
of $1.7 trillion—a 30% increase from 2023. At the same time, the number of
executed transactions jumped by 20%.
Meanwhile,
the company’s UAE branch became the first fintech to partner with Amazon in the
region, further expanding its global footprint.
Capital.com
is looking to deepen its involvement in the growth of the UK’s fintech sector.
To that end, the company announced today (Monday) that it has joined two
prominent local financial industry organizations. The move comes at a time when global fintech
investments have fallen below $100 billion in 2024, testing seven-year lows.
Capital.com Joins
Financial Trade Associations to Boost UK Fintech
Capital.com,
a provider of investment services to retail traders, is now a member of
TheCityUK and UK Finance. TheCityUK represents the UK’s financial and related
professional services industry, advocating for policies to strengthen the
sector’s global competitiveness. Meanwhile, UK Finance is a leading financial
services trade association in Europe, focused on setting industry standards and
shaping the future of financial regulations.
Rupert Osborne, the CEO at Capital.com UK
“We are
pleased to announce Capital.com’s membership in TheCityUK and UK Finance,” said
Rupert Osborne, the CEO at Capital.com UK. “As a global fintech company with a
strong presence in London and other financial hubs, Capital.com is
well-positioned to contribute to the UK’s status as a leading tech and
financial services powerhouse.”
While the
announcement didn’t specify exactly how Capital.com plans to contribute or
participate in the development of the UK’s financial and technology sectors,
Osborne noted that the company aims to drive innovation, improve financial
literacy, and bolster the UK’s standing in fintech through collaboration with
these industry bodies.
This move
marks another step forward in the British market, following the company’s
mid-February announcement of a partnership with LSEG. That collaboration
provides traders with enhanced tools and analytical resources to make faster,
more informed decisions.
However, he
emphasized that the United States remains the dominant force on a global scale.
“The US still remains one of the largest markets, if not the largest market for
fintech,” he added. “So looking at the US, it would be my suggestion to
founders to at least be present in that market if they think they want to break
into it.”
$1.7 Trillion Trading
Volume in 2024
On a global
level, Capital.com has had an impressive year, achieving a total trading volume
of $1.7 trillion—a 30% increase from 2023. At the same time, the number of
executed transactions jumped by 20%.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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