The retail brokerage becomes the latest member of the year-old Platforms Association as the fintech sector seeks a unified regulatory voice.
The move comes as Saxo reports a 132% jump in new global clients amid pricing overhaul.
Danish
online trading platform Saxo has joined the Platforms Association, a UK
industry group that represents investment platform providers across Britain and
Europe.
Saxo Joins The UK
Investment Platforms Trade Body
The
membership comes just over a year after the association launched in September
2024 to give platforms a collective voice on regulatory and policy issues. Saxo
joins other firms offering ISAs, pensions and investment accounts to retail
customers and financial advisers.
Keith
Phillips, CEO of the Platforms Association, said Saxo's involvement would
strengthen the group's influence with regulators.
"Platforms
are democratizing investing, transforming how millions of retail investors and
their advisors manage their financial futures," Phillips said.
"Having Saxo's involvement significantly strengthens our collective
voice."
Among the founding members of the self-regulatory organization were nearly 50 companies, including Fidelity and Hargreaves Lansdown.
Regulatory Focus Drives
Membership Push
The
Platforms Association was created to help members navigate evolving regulations
and improve services for both retail investors and financial advisers. The
group works with UK policymakers and regulators on issues affecting firms that
handle custody and settlement of retail investor assets.
Andrew Bresler, CEO of Saxo UK, Source: LinkedIn
"We're
delighted to join the Platforms Association at a pivotal moment of
technological and policy evolution in our industry," said Andrew Bresler,
CEO of Saxo UK. "A unified voice is essential to shape regulation and
foster sustainable growth."
The
association has been expanding beyond basic platform services to cover
distribution and managed portfolio services while promoting best practices
across the sector.
Saxo
manages more than $100 billion in client assets globally and employs over 2,100
people across financial centers including London, Singapore, Amsterdam and Hong
Kong.
Danish
online trading platform Saxo has joined the Platforms Association, a UK
industry group that represents investment platform providers across Britain and
Europe.
Saxo Joins The UK
Investment Platforms Trade Body
The
membership comes just over a year after the association launched in September
2024 to give platforms a collective voice on regulatory and policy issues. Saxo
joins other firms offering ISAs, pensions and investment accounts to retail
customers and financial advisers.
Keith
Phillips, CEO of the Platforms Association, said Saxo's involvement would
strengthen the group's influence with regulators.
"Platforms
are democratizing investing, transforming how millions of retail investors and
their advisors manage their financial futures," Phillips said.
"Having Saxo's involvement significantly strengthens our collective
voice."
Among the founding members of the self-regulatory organization were nearly 50 companies, including Fidelity and Hargreaves Lansdown.
Regulatory Focus Drives
Membership Push
The
Platforms Association was created to help members navigate evolving regulations
and improve services for both retail investors and financial advisers. The
group works with UK policymakers and regulators on issues affecting firms that
handle custody and settlement of retail investor assets.
Andrew Bresler, CEO of Saxo UK, Source: LinkedIn
"We're
delighted to join the Platforms Association at a pivotal moment of
technological and policy evolution in our industry," said Andrew Bresler,
CEO of Saxo UK. "A unified voice is essential to shape regulation and
foster sustainable growth."
The
association has been expanding beyond basic platform services to cover
distribution and managed portfolio services while promoting best practices
across the sector.
Saxo
manages more than $100 billion in client assets globally and employs over 2,100
people across financial centers including London, Singapore, Amsterdam and Hong
Kong.
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:
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