Fintrix also has another St Lucia-registered CFD broker brand, but it is not currently offering services.
A screenshot of the Aksys website
Fintrix Markets has widened its retail trading reach by buying Mauritius-regulated contract-for-difference (CFD) broker Aksys Global Markets. The deal was completed last month after receiving regulatory approval.
The New Owner of Aksys
Aksys was co-founded by Walid Abousleiman in 2022. The broker’s name echoes Abousleiman’s earlier venture, Aksys Capital, a non-bank-affiliated financial services firm in Lebanon.
Walid Abousleiman, Co-founder of Aksys (Photo: LinkedIn)
Fintrix told FinanceMagnates.com that Abousleiman “will not remain involved moving forward”, without giving further organisational details.
The broker has its headquarters in Mauritius and a “growing base of active traders in Asia and the Middle East.” It offers CFD instruments such as forex, commodities, indices, equities and cryptocurrencies, and provides trading only on the MetaTrader 5 platform.
“Clients can expect continuity in service, with added benefits over time including broader product access, stronger platform infrastructure and enhanced support across multiple regions,” a statement by Fintrix noted.
Several other established brokers, including ActivTrades, Exness and Deriv, also run offshore operations from Mauritius. EC Markets recently opened a new office there.
Brand Consolidation Incoming?
The holding company of Fintrix was set up in Australia last year. It also formed a unit in Saint Lucia earlier this year to act as a retail CFD broker under the Fintrix Markets brand. However, a notice on the website states that the platform “is not currently offering services or onboarding clients.”
After buying Aksys, it is unclear whether Fintrix will keep two retail brands or merge them.
Although the backers of Fintrix have not been named, the company said: “Founded by a team of industry professionals with over 40 years of combined market experience, Fintrix Markets Group has rapidly built its global brokerage offering. The business is grounded in client-centric service, trusted execution and secure, reliable technology.”
Fintrix Markets has widened its retail trading reach by buying Mauritius-regulated contract-for-difference (CFD) broker Aksys Global Markets. The deal was completed last month after receiving regulatory approval.
The New Owner of Aksys
Aksys was co-founded by Walid Abousleiman in 2022. The broker’s name echoes Abousleiman’s earlier venture, Aksys Capital, a non-bank-affiliated financial services firm in Lebanon.
Walid Abousleiman, Co-founder of Aksys (Photo: LinkedIn)
Fintrix told FinanceMagnates.com that Abousleiman “will not remain involved moving forward”, without giving further organisational details.
The broker has its headquarters in Mauritius and a “growing base of active traders in Asia and the Middle East.” It offers CFD instruments such as forex, commodities, indices, equities and cryptocurrencies, and provides trading only on the MetaTrader 5 platform.
“Clients can expect continuity in service, with added benefits over time including broader product access, stronger platform infrastructure and enhanced support across multiple regions,” a statement by Fintrix noted.
Several other established brokers, including ActivTrades, Exness and Deriv, also run offshore operations from Mauritius. EC Markets recently opened a new office there.
Brand Consolidation Incoming?
The holding company of Fintrix was set up in Australia last year. It also formed a unit in Saint Lucia earlier this year to act as a retail CFD broker under the Fintrix Markets brand. However, a notice on the website states that the platform “is not currently offering services or onboarding clients.”
After buying Aksys, it is unclear whether Fintrix will keep two retail brands or merge them.
Although the backers of Fintrix have not been named, the company said: “Founded by a team of industry professionals with over 40 years of combined market experience, Fintrix Markets Group has rapidly built its global brokerage offering. The business is grounded in client-centric service, trusted execution and secure, reliable technology.”
Arnab Shome is an electronics engineer-turned-financial editor. He holds a Bachelor of Technology from the National Institute of Technology, Agartala. He entered the retail trading industry about a decade ago, covering the cryptocurrency market for Finance Magnates, and later expanded his coverage to include forex and CFDs as well.
His work at Finance Magnates includes C-level interviews, data-driven analysis, opinion pieces, and scoops of industry exclusives. He also contributes to Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry report.
Area of coverage:
1. CFD broker-related news
2. Industry-related Regulatory updates and developments
3. New retail trading trends
4. Prop trading industry updates
5. Executive interviews
Education:
Bachelor of Technology - National Institute of Technology, Agartala (India)
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