Core Liquidity Markets, a financial services firm founded in the United States, recently announced that it has rebranded to CLMarkets, to reflect its expanding capabilities after eight years of operations.

As CLMarkets, the brokerage will continue to offer its trading services to retail and institutional clients via its trading platform and turnkey service solutions. However, it will do so with a new look and an expanded offering, according to the company’s statement on Tuesday.

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So far this year, CLMarkets, which focuses on the Latin America region, has expanded its trading education offering, as well as added a number of new tools and resources for traders at all levels. 

Moreover, the brokerage has made additional investments in its technology to enhance its trading ecosystem, focusing on execution and pricing across multiple assets.

Rebrand to CLMarkets Reflects the Next Stage of Growth

Commenting on the rebranding, Carlos Cadavid, Founder and President of CLMarkets, said in the statement: “After eight years of continued growth, we felt that it was time for a refreshed brand that would better reflect our legacy as well as our expanding capabilities.”

The rebranding comes as the firm has received private backing from a financial media and trading education conglomerate, the company said. This has allowed CLMarkets to provide its clients with additional trading resources.

“The commitment to our clients and our core values remain the same. Clients will experience the same high level of service and quality they have come to expect from us. This new branding reflects our enthusiasm and focus in offering better resources to our clients”, added Maya Solombrino, Co-Founder and Head of CLMarkets Operations, in the statement.

Following its rebranding to CLMarkets, in the coming months, the trading provider will be expanding its partnerships with professional traders and money managers who are interested in a tailored trading environment.