Swiss Markets has set its strategy based on its partner's needs, with its ultimate goal addressing gaps in the market
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Partnerships are a fundamental part of any broker’s business, as they help increase exposure – a key component of any business strategy. When it comes to the forex trading industry, relationship building is central to operations and successful partnerships often account for a considerable part of a broker’s revenue stream.
Following a successful 2018, marked by high partners activity and record trading volumes, Swiss Markets commits entirely to a culture of partnership, creating a business model to align to their vision: Growing as a partner-focused company whose success would stem from a culture of transparency, integrity and trust.
Moving into 2019 Swiss Markets Director of Operations, Chris Papageorgiou reveals the company’s expansion plans and its future strategy with regards to its partnerships and institutional solutions.
Addressing the Needs of the Market
As Chris notes, Swiss Markets current Partners’ strategy features a 360°solution that is based on its partners day-to-day needs.
“Nowadays trust is the number one factor in forex partnerships, especially following last year’s regulatory changes that forced brokers to look for alternative markets, which in turn came with new risks and increased marketing and branding efforts.”
“Being a multi-regulated broker with more than 6 years of experience in the industry, Swiss Markets maintains a strong market foothold, enabling its partners to benefit from working with a trusted broker, with a solid reputation. We further offer an unparalleled range of custom compensation packages, which are backed by a highly skilled team.”
As Chris adds, Swiss Markets maintains a culture of collaboration and ongoing communication when it comes to partner relations: “We greatly value our partner relationships and we are constantly striving to improve the products and tools available to them. Being able to offer a transparent product, low spreads to meet traders’ needs, as well as custom solutions for our partners, helped us solidify our position in the forex partnership industry.”
Chris Papageorgiou, Director of Operations of Swiss Markets
“We also want to expand further in South-East Asia and we are planning to inaugurate bigger offices in Kuala Lumpur by the end of 2019 Q1, so that we are able to accommodate our growing teams. Finally, we are pleased to announce the launch of 2019 Swiss Markets IB Competition for new and existing introducing brokers. Our IB competition will begin in February and aims to reward our most performing partners on top of their commission, thus we invite all interested parties to contact us for more information.”
Investing in Institutional Expansion
Apart from its Partners’ Programs, Swiss Markets offers a complete White Label Institutional solution featuring customisable resources, white-label solutions, in addition to liquidity and competitive trading conditions that enable third party institutional partners to accomplish their business objectives.
According to Chris, Swiss Markets’ White Label suite includes anything from platform and system implementation, to long standing liquidity tools, ready call-centers, conversion teams and a transparent trading model based on straight through processing.
Swiss Markets has admittedly taken many important steps in the institutional space and offers a very optimistic outlook for 2019. As part of its efforts to expand to new and emerging markets, the broker plans to double its business developer teams as well as inaugurate bigger offices in Kuala Lumpur before the end Q1.
Swiss Market’s 2019 objectives also include refining its institutional solutions, bolstering its Partners Programs and strengthening its product and services suite in the year to come.
Interested in Participating in Swiss Markets 2019 IB Competition? Learn more
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
Partnerships are a fundamental part of any broker’s business, as they help increase exposure – a key component of any business strategy. When it comes to the forex trading industry, relationship building is central to operations and successful partnerships often account for a considerable part of a broker’s revenue stream.
Following a successful 2018, marked by high partners activity and record trading volumes, Swiss Markets commits entirely to a culture of partnership, creating a business model to align to their vision: Growing as a partner-focused company whose success would stem from a culture of transparency, integrity and trust.
Moving into 2019 Swiss Markets Director of Operations, Chris Papageorgiou reveals the company’s expansion plans and its future strategy with regards to its partnerships and institutional solutions.
Addressing the Needs of the Market
As Chris notes, Swiss Markets current Partners’ strategy features a 360°solution that is based on its partners day-to-day needs.
“Nowadays trust is the number one factor in forex partnerships, especially following last year’s regulatory changes that forced brokers to look for alternative markets, which in turn came with new risks and increased marketing and branding efforts.”
“Being a multi-regulated broker with more than 6 years of experience in the industry, Swiss Markets maintains a strong market foothold, enabling its partners to benefit from working with a trusted broker, with a solid reputation. We further offer an unparalleled range of custom compensation packages, which are backed by a highly skilled team.”
As Chris adds, Swiss Markets maintains a culture of collaboration and ongoing communication when it comes to partner relations: “We greatly value our partner relationships and we are constantly striving to improve the products and tools available to them. Being able to offer a transparent product, low spreads to meet traders’ needs, as well as custom solutions for our partners, helped us solidify our position in the forex partnership industry.”
Chris Papageorgiou, Director of Operations of Swiss Markets
“We also want to expand further in South-East Asia and we are planning to inaugurate bigger offices in Kuala Lumpur by the end of 2019 Q1, so that we are able to accommodate our growing teams. Finally, we are pleased to announce the launch of 2019 Swiss Markets IB Competition for new and existing introducing brokers. Our IB competition will begin in February and aims to reward our most performing partners on top of their commission, thus we invite all interested parties to contact us for more information.”
Investing in Institutional Expansion
Apart from its Partners’ Programs, Swiss Markets offers a complete White Label Institutional solution featuring customisable resources, white-label solutions, in addition to liquidity and competitive trading conditions that enable third party institutional partners to accomplish their business objectives.
According to Chris, Swiss Markets’ White Label suite includes anything from platform and system implementation, to long standing liquidity tools, ready call-centers, conversion teams and a transparent trading model based on straight through processing.
Swiss Markets has admittedly taken many important steps in the institutional space and offers a very optimistic outlook for 2019. As part of its efforts to expand to new and emerging markets, the broker plans to double its business developer teams as well as inaugurate bigger offices in Kuala Lumpur before the end Q1.
Swiss Market’s 2019 objectives also include refining its institutional solutions, bolstering its Partners Programs and strengthening its product and services suite in the year to come.
Interested in Participating in Swiss Markets 2019 IB Competition? Learn more
Disclaimer: The content of this article is sponsored and does not represent the opinions of Finance Magnates.
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