Also, CMO announces the New Head of Growth; Torstone aligns with DTCC and Mizuho anticipates higher revenue.
Read today's FX/CFDs, crypto and fintech sectors' dynamic news.
Revolut Raises Fees
Revolut has
announced an increase in its monthly fees for Plus, Premium, and Metal
customers in the UK, bringing additional benefits for subscribers.
The Plus plan will rise to £3.99 from £2.99, the Premium to £7.99 from £6.99,
and the Metal plan will see a £2 increase to £14.99 per month.
Subscribers
can maintain their monthly fee by switching to annual
billing before a specified date. The updated plans will offer access to
lifestyle app subscriptions, potentially saving customers up to £1,730
annually, along with existing benefits such as global travel insurance and
higher limits for fee-free ATM withdrawals.
"We’re
launching a unique offering, which will bring together a carefully selected
bundle of lifestyle subscription services included with your Revolut Plan,” Tara
Massoudi, the General Manager of Premium Products at Revolut, commented.
Lloyds Banking Group
Alerts on Crypto Scams
Lloyds
Banking Group has indicated a worrying rise of 23% in reported cryptocurrency
investment scams this year compared to the previous period, with victims losing
an average of £10,741 each.
The majority of these scams originate on social
media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, employing tactics such as false
advertisements and fake celebrity endorsements. The demographic most affected
falls within the 25 to 34 age bracket.
CME Group
announced that after nearly ten years of being part of the London team, Phil
Hermon has been appointed as the Head of Growth and Execution for CME FX. He
previously held the position of the Global Lead for FX Futures and the EMA
Business Lead for OTC Products.
“I’m happy
to share that I’m starting a new position as Head of Growth and Execution at
CME Group,” Hermon commented on his LinkedIn profile.
He started
his career in financial markets in 2022 as an analyst at Goldman Sachs, then
spent five years serving as a Captain in the British Army. In 2008, he returned
to finance as the EU Head of Client Solutions for OTC Clearing at Morgan
Stanley. Before joining CME, he spent a year at RBS Markets in the
Clearing and Prime Brokerage Sales department.
Torstone Technology Aligns
with DTCC
Torstone
Technology, a post-trade securities and derivatives processing provider, has
achieved certification with DTCC’s Central Trade Manager, enhancing its Middle
Office product. This integration is particularly significant as the industry has been preparing for a shorter T+1 settlement cycle in 2024.
The
collaboration with DTCC will offer clients automated central matching
capabilities and golden source Standing Settlement Instructions enrichment,
promising a more efficient and accurate post-trade process.
“We are
delighted to work with DTCC to offer the CTM trade matching service through our
platform to our clients in Asia, the Americas and Europe,” Brian Collings, the CEO
of Torstone Technology, commented. “With major post-trade structural changes on
the horizon, including T+1 for North American markets in 2024, Torstone
Technology provides a real-time, event-driven platform to support our clients’
requirements to meet the demands for efficiency and accuracy.”
Mizuho Financial Group
Optimistic on Profit Growth
The
Japanese banking giant has made strides in the U.S. investment banking sector,
including the acquisition of Greenhill & Co. and participating in
high-profile IPOs. This reflects Mizuho’s strategic expansion into global
markets and its capacity to capitalize on international business opportunities.
Moscow Exchange Flourishes
in Q3 2023
Bloomberg
The Moscow
Exchange has posted strong performance for Q3 2023, with an increase of 60.9% in
fee and commission income and a rise of 29.3% in adjusted net profit. The exchange
has introduced new strategies and updated its dividend policy, welcomed new
listings, and expanded its range of trading instruments.
Notable
achievements include the successful IPOs of Astra and Henderson, significant
growth in the bond market, and the expansion of soft commodity instruments. The
Moscow Exchange's efforts to refine its auction mechanisms and other measures
to stabilize pricing have contributed to its successful quarter.
SBI Digital Asset Holdings
and Authlete Strengthen Partnership
SBI Digital
Asset Holdings (SBI DAH) and Authlete have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
to enhance their collaboration in digital identity solutions. This partnership
is set to explore the potential of digital identities and decentralized
identifiers, building on Authlete’s expertise in API security and SBI
DigiTrust’s Identity as a Service platform.
The
collaboration is expected to lead to innovative product development and
commercialization, reflecting the companies' commitment to advancing digital
identity security in the financial sector.
“Authlete’s
FAPI compliant SaaS component has enabled us to build a highly secure identity
management platform for financial institutions to trade digital assets
domestically and internationally with greater flexibility and operational
efficiency,” said Fernando Luis Vazquez Cao, the CEO of SBI DAH.
Revolut Raises Fees
Revolut has
announced an increase in its monthly fees for Plus, Premium, and Metal
customers in the UK, bringing additional benefits for subscribers.
The Plus plan will rise to £3.99 from £2.99, the Premium to £7.99 from £6.99,
and the Metal plan will see a £2 increase to £14.99 per month.
Subscribers
can maintain their monthly fee by switching to annual
billing before a specified date. The updated plans will offer access to
lifestyle app subscriptions, potentially saving customers up to £1,730
annually, along with existing benefits such as global travel insurance and
higher limits for fee-free ATM withdrawals.
"We’re
launching a unique offering, which will bring together a carefully selected
bundle of lifestyle subscription services included with your Revolut Plan,” Tara
Massoudi, the General Manager of Premium Products at Revolut, commented.
Lloyds Banking Group
Alerts on Crypto Scams
Lloyds
Banking Group has indicated a worrying rise of 23% in reported cryptocurrency
investment scams this year compared to the previous period, with victims losing
an average of £10,741 each.
The majority of these scams originate on social
media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, employing tactics such as false
advertisements and fake celebrity endorsements. The demographic most affected
falls within the 25 to 34 age bracket.
CME Group
announced that after nearly ten years of being part of the London team, Phil
Hermon has been appointed as the Head of Growth and Execution for CME FX. He
previously held the position of the Global Lead for FX Futures and the EMA
Business Lead for OTC Products.
“I’m happy
to share that I’m starting a new position as Head of Growth and Execution at
CME Group,” Hermon commented on his LinkedIn profile.
He started
his career in financial markets in 2022 as an analyst at Goldman Sachs, then
spent five years serving as a Captain in the British Army. In 2008, he returned
to finance as the EU Head of Client Solutions for OTC Clearing at Morgan
Stanley. Before joining CME, he spent a year at RBS Markets in the
Clearing and Prime Brokerage Sales department.
Torstone Technology Aligns
with DTCC
Torstone
Technology, a post-trade securities and derivatives processing provider, has
achieved certification with DTCC’s Central Trade Manager, enhancing its Middle
Office product. This integration is particularly significant as the industry has been preparing for a shorter T+1 settlement cycle in 2024.
The
collaboration with DTCC will offer clients automated central matching
capabilities and golden source Standing Settlement Instructions enrichment,
promising a more efficient and accurate post-trade process.
“We are
delighted to work with DTCC to offer the CTM trade matching service through our
platform to our clients in Asia, the Americas and Europe,” Brian Collings, the CEO
of Torstone Technology, commented. “With major post-trade structural changes on
the horizon, including T+1 for North American markets in 2024, Torstone
Technology provides a real-time, event-driven platform to support our clients’
requirements to meet the demands for efficiency and accuracy.”
Mizuho Financial Group
Optimistic on Profit Growth
The
Japanese banking giant has made strides in the U.S. investment banking sector,
including the acquisition of Greenhill & Co. and participating in
high-profile IPOs. This reflects Mizuho’s strategic expansion into global
markets and its capacity to capitalize on international business opportunities.
Moscow Exchange Flourishes
in Q3 2023
Bloomberg
The Moscow
Exchange has posted strong performance for Q3 2023, with an increase of 60.9% in
fee and commission income and a rise of 29.3% in adjusted net profit. The exchange
has introduced new strategies and updated its dividend policy, welcomed new
listings, and expanded its range of trading instruments.
Notable
achievements include the successful IPOs of Astra and Henderson, significant
growth in the bond market, and the expansion of soft commodity instruments. The
Moscow Exchange's efforts to refine its auction mechanisms and other measures
to stabilize pricing have contributed to its successful quarter.
SBI Digital Asset Holdings
and Authlete Strengthen Partnership
SBI Digital
Asset Holdings (SBI DAH) and Authlete have signed a Memorandum of Understanding
to enhance their collaboration in digital identity solutions. This partnership
is set to explore the potential of digital identities and decentralized
identifiers, building on Authlete’s expertise in API security and SBI
DigiTrust’s Identity as a Service platform.
The
collaboration is expected to lead to innovative product development and
commercialization, reflecting the companies' commitment to advancing digital
identity security in the financial sector.
“Authlete’s
FAPI compliant SaaS component has enabled us to build a highly secure identity
management platform for financial institutions to trade digital assets
domestically and internationally with greater flexibility and operational
efficiency,” said Fernando Luis Vazquez Cao, the CEO of SBI DAH.
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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