Retail Traders to Access a Single Platform as Trade Nation Brings TD365 Under Its Brand

Monday, 26/01/2026 | 11:51 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • Regulatory status remains unchanged; the company keeps FCA and other international licences.
  • The company recently appointed a Chief Marketing Officer, Managing Director, and Chief Executive Officer.
Screenshot from Trade Nation site
Screenshot from Trade Nation site

FCA-regulated spread betting and contracts for difference provider Trade Nation is bringing TD365 under its brand. The TD365 name will be retired, and customers will access trading accounts under the Trade Nation brand.

The development follows Trade Nation’s recent strengthening of its senior management team. Philippe Capelle joined as Chief Marketing Officer. Other recent appointments include Kypros Zoumidou, Managing Director, and Chief Executive Officer Jon Noble, both previously holding senior roles at London-listed broker IG Group. Zoumidou later served as Chief Executive Officer of Capital.com.

TD365 Consolidation Speeds Platform Feature Rollout

Andrew Merry, Chief Commercial Officer at Trade Nation, said: "This is only an incremental brand change that will have no impact on our award-winning trading services and will deliver greater clarity for our customers globally."

Trade Nation said the consolidation is intended to simplify the login process. Customers will continue to trade as normal, with no impact on accounts, funds, or open positions. The company added that new platform features, including the ability to link accounts with TradingView, will be introduced more quickly.

Regulatory Status Unchanged Across Multiple Jurisdictions

The move does not affect regulatory status. Trade Nation remains authorised and regulated in multiple jurisdictions, including the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles, and South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority.

Trade Nation Returns to Profit in UK Operations

The operational changes and management appointments coincide with Trade Nation’s return to profitability in its UK operations for the year ending 30 November 2024.

The firm reported a net profit of £996,766, compared with a £2.2 million loss in 2023. Revenue increased to £21.7 million from £13.4 million, and gross profit rose to £18.1 million. Operating profit reached £636,136, up from a £2.6 million loss the previous year.

Lower tax charges, controlled administrative expenses, higher interest income, and the absence of prior hedging losses supported the improvement.

FCA-regulated spread betting and contracts for difference provider Trade Nation is bringing TD365 under its brand. The TD365 name will be retired, and customers will access trading accounts under the Trade Nation brand.

The development follows Trade Nation’s recent strengthening of its senior management team. Philippe Capelle joined as Chief Marketing Officer. Other recent appointments include Kypros Zoumidou, Managing Director, and Chief Executive Officer Jon Noble, both previously holding senior roles at London-listed broker IG Group. Zoumidou later served as Chief Executive Officer of Capital.com.

TD365 Consolidation Speeds Platform Feature Rollout

Andrew Merry, Chief Commercial Officer at Trade Nation, said: "This is only an incremental brand change that will have no impact on our award-winning trading services and will deliver greater clarity for our customers globally."

Trade Nation said the consolidation is intended to simplify the login process. Customers will continue to trade as normal, with no impact on accounts, funds, or open positions. The company added that new platform features, including the ability to link accounts with TradingView, will be introduced more quickly.

Regulatory Status Unchanged Across Multiple Jurisdictions

The move does not affect regulatory status. Trade Nation remains authorised and regulated in multiple jurisdictions, including the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, the Financial Services Authority of Seychelles, and South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority.

Trade Nation Returns to Profit in UK Operations

The operational changes and management appointments coincide with Trade Nation’s return to profitability in its UK operations for the year ending 30 November 2024.

The firm reported a net profit of £996,766, compared with a £2.2 million loss in 2023. Revenue increased to £21.7 million from £13.4 million, and gross profit rose to £18.1 million. Operating profit reached £636,136, up from a £2.6 million loss the previous year.

Lower tax charges, controlled administrative expenses, higher interest income, and the absence of prior hedging losses supported the improvement.

About the Author: Tareq Sikder
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A Forex technical analyst and writer who has been engaged in financial writing for 12 years.
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