The collaboration aims to provide traders with enhanced tools for market analysis and faster decision-making capabilities.
The broker reported recently that its trading volumes exceeded $1.7 trillion in 2024.
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trading platform Capital.com has expanded its partnership with London Stock
Exchange Group (LSEG) to integrate market data and AI-powered analytics
services, the companies announced today (Thursday). The latest collaboration comes at a time when the broker is reporting a significant increase in trading volumes, particularly in the MENA region.
Capital.com Integrates
LSEG Market Data to Enhance Trading Platform
The
agreement will provide Capital.com's users access to LSEG's real-time news
feeds, market data, and sentiment analysis tools. The trading platform, which
handles approximately $147 billion in monthly trading volume, will incorporate
these features across its existing infrastructure, serving more than 750,000
global traders.
“Our
strategic collaboration with LSEG marks an ongoing commitment to partner with
the very best organizations to support our clients,” said Christoforos Soutzis,
Chief Executive Officer of Capital.com Europe.
The
enhanced collaboration includes access to Reuters news services, equity market
feeds, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics. Traders will
also receive company ownership data and fundamental analysis tools for the more
than 3,000 markets available on the platform.
LSEG's Stuart Brown, Group Head of Data & Feeds
“We
are excited to expand our partnership with Capital.com, a leading digital-first
broker,” LSEG's Stuart Brown, Group Head of Data & Feeds, added. “By
integrating our comprehensive and trusted data sets with their client-centric
digital channels through our market-leading, cloud-enabled technology services,
we empower users to effectively monitor the markets, generate ideas tailored to
their risk tolerance and personal values, and achieve improved portfolio
outcomes.”
According
to the companies, the implementation will occur in phases over the coming
months.
$1.7T in 2024
The new partnership comes in a time, when Capital.com experienced significant expansion across its platform in 2024, with total trading volumes surpassing $1.7 trillion—a 33% increase from the previous year. This was accompanied by a more than 20% rise in the number of trades executed.
“Capital.com’s higher trading volumes and strong client engagement in 2024 marks a milestone in our evolution as a high-growth trading platform,” commented Soutzis.
“This consistent and strong growth puts us in good stead to offer more products and add new features to our platform, further empowering our clients to make better financial decisions,” Soutzis added.
A large portion of the trading activity came from clients in the Middle East and Europe, reflecting increased engagement from these regions. This was confirmed by separate data published at the end of January regarding the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which showed that trading volumes in 2024 reached nearly $470 billion, with the number of transactions approaching 20 million.
Additionally, Capital.com’s UAE branch collaborated with Amazon on a promotional initiative in Dubai. As part of the campaign, over 500,000 Amazon customers will receive a Capital.com-branded package, giving them an opportunity to participate in a raffle for AED 1 million (approximately $272,000).
The LSEG partnership, which brings institutional-grade data and AI-powered analytics, combined with expansion in the MENA region, indicates a two-pronged strategy: enhancing Capital.com's technological capabilities while aggressively expanding their geographical footprint. With trading volumes increasing by more than 30%, the company is leveraging this growth to invest in platform capabilities that attract more professional traders while maintaining their appeal to retail clients through improved decision-making tools and market analysis features.
Online
trading platform Capital.com has expanded its partnership with London Stock
Exchange Group (LSEG) to integrate market data and AI-powered analytics
services, the companies announced today (Thursday). The latest collaboration comes at a time when the broker is reporting a significant increase in trading volumes, particularly in the MENA region.
Capital.com Integrates
LSEG Market Data to Enhance Trading Platform
The
agreement will provide Capital.com's users access to LSEG's real-time news
feeds, market data, and sentiment analysis tools. The trading platform, which
handles approximately $147 billion in monthly trading volume, will incorporate
these features across its existing infrastructure, serving more than 750,000
global traders.
“Our
strategic collaboration with LSEG marks an ongoing commitment to partner with
the very best organizations to support our clients,” said Christoforos Soutzis,
Chief Executive Officer of Capital.com Europe.
The
enhanced collaboration includes access to Reuters news services, equity market
feeds, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics. Traders will
also receive company ownership data and fundamental analysis tools for the more
than 3,000 markets available on the platform.
LSEG's Stuart Brown, Group Head of Data & Feeds
“We
are excited to expand our partnership with Capital.com, a leading digital-first
broker,” LSEG's Stuart Brown, Group Head of Data & Feeds, added. “By
integrating our comprehensive and trusted data sets with their client-centric
digital channels through our market-leading, cloud-enabled technology services,
we empower users to effectively monitor the markets, generate ideas tailored to
their risk tolerance and personal values, and achieve improved portfolio
outcomes.”
According
to the companies, the implementation will occur in phases over the coming
months.
$1.7T in 2024
The new partnership comes in a time, when Capital.com experienced significant expansion across its platform in 2024, with total trading volumes surpassing $1.7 trillion—a 33% increase from the previous year. This was accompanied by a more than 20% rise in the number of trades executed.
“Capital.com’s higher trading volumes and strong client engagement in 2024 marks a milestone in our evolution as a high-growth trading platform,” commented Soutzis.
“This consistent and strong growth puts us in good stead to offer more products and add new features to our platform, further empowering our clients to make better financial decisions,” Soutzis added.
A large portion of the trading activity came from clients in the Middle East and Europe, reflecting increased engagement from these regions. This was confirmed by separate data published at the end of January regarding the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which showed that trading volumes in 2024 reached nearly $470 billion, with the number of transactions approaching 20 million.
Additionally, Capital.com’s UAE branch collaborated with Amazon on a promotional initiative in Dubai. As part of the campaign, over 500,000 Amazon customers will receive a Capital.com-branded package, giving them an opportunity to participate in a raffle for AED 1 million (approximately $272,000).
The LSEG partnership, which brings institutional-grade data and AI-powered analytics, combined with expansion in the MENA region, indicates a two-pronged strategy: enhancing Capital.com's technological capabilities while aggressively expanding their geographical footprint. With trading volumes increasing by more than 30%, the company is leveraging this growth to invest in platform capabilities that attract more professional traders while maintaining their appeal to retail clients through improved decision-making tools and market analysis features.
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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