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CMC Connect Adds Cash Equities Trading

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CMC Markets, the global provider of liquidity and white-label trading solutions to brokerage firms has expanded its suite of tradable instruments on CMC Connect to include cash equities.

Currently, the platform offers access to over 5000
instruments, including individual stocks and ETFs, enhancing its existing
Contract for Difference (CFDs) and spot FX offerings, according to a statement
shared with Finance Magnates. The platform has hinted at future expansion to include more equities and diverse asset classes in the
upcoming year.

Kim Ljung Andersen, the Head of Institutional
Product Solutions at CMC Connect, mentioned: “This launch marks another
significant milestone for CMC Connect as we look to build out our multi-asset,
multi-currency functionality for clients of all sizes. The addition of cash instruments
has been proving invaluable as we look to grow the number of institutions for
which we provide liquidity solutions.”

CMC Markets UK will be involved in trading
cash products for its clients. Its proprietary technology allows for the automatic handling of complete or partial orders. Following the debut of US
cash equities , CMC Markets plans to incorporate UK cash equities through CMC Connect next year.

CMC Connect recently entered into a strategic partnership with Lucera Financial Infrastructures. This collaboration
aims to bolster CMC’s FX connectivity through Lucera’s LumeFX suite. It
focuses on serving the broader FX market clientele.

In September, CMC Markets launched CMC Invest, a
stock trading platform catering to investors in Singapore and the broader
Southeast Asia region. According to the company, CMC Markets plans to expand this service to include wealth management and OTC options, subject to necessary
licenses.

The partnership with Lucera signifies a pivotal step
toward fortifying the firm’s in-house forex connectivity, aligning with its
vision to expand service provision to a wider spectrum of potential clients.

CMC Markets’ Financial Outlook

Last month, CMC Markets released its interim results
for the first half of the fiscal year 2024, Finance Magnates reported. The
company reported a significant downturn in net operating revenue, marking a
decline of 20% year-on-year to £122.6 million. The plunge in trading net
revenue by 32% to £87.4 million alongside a decrease of 7% in active clients
contributed to a pre-tax loss of £2 million for the period.

While trading and investing net revenues took a hit,
the company experienced a considerable surge in “other income” due to a rise in global interest rates. However, high operating costs, including a £5.3 million impairment linked to internally
developed trading platforms, pushed the company further into losses.

CMC Markets, the global provider of liquidity and white-label trading solutions to brokerage firms has expanded its suite of tradable instruments on CMC Connect to include cash equities.

Currently, the platform offers access to over 5000
instruments, including individual stocks and ETFs, enhancing its existing
Contract for Difference (CFDs) and spot FX offerings, according to a statement
shared with Finance Magnates. The platform has hinted at future expansion to include more equities and diverse asset classes in the
upcoming year.

Kim Ljung Andersen, the Head of Institutional
Product Solutions at CMC Connect, mentioned: “This launch marks another
significant milestone for CMC Connect as we look to build out our multi-asset,
multi-currency functionality for clients of all sizes. The addition of cash instruments
has been proving invaluable as we look to grow the number of institutions for
which we provide liquidity solutions.”

CMC Markets UK will be involved in trading
cash products for its clients. Its proprietary technology allows for the automatic handling of complete or partial orders. Following the debut of US
cash equities , CMC Markets plans to incorporate UK cash equities through CMC Connect next year.

CMC Connect recently entered into a strategic partnership with Lucera Financial Infrastructures. This collaboration
aims to bolster CMC’s FX connectivity through Lucera’s LumeFX suite. It
focuses on serving the broader FX market clientele.

In September, CMC Markets launched CMC Invest, a
stock trading platform catering to investors in Singapore and the broader
Southeast Asia region. According to the company, CMC Markets plans to expand this service to include wealth management and OTC options, subject to necessary
licenses.

The partnership with Lucera signifies a pivotal step
toward fortifying the firm’s in-house forex connectivity, aligning with its
vision to expand service provision to a wider spectrum of potential clients.

CMC Markets’ Financial Outlook

Last month, CMC Markets released its interim results
for the first half of the fiscal year 2024, Finance Magnates reported. The
company reported a significant downturn in net operating revenue, marking a
decline of 20% year-on-year to £122.6 million. The plunge in trading net
revenue by 32% to £87.4 million alongside a decrease of 7% in active clients
contributed to a pre-tax loss of £2 million for the period.

While trading and investing net revenues took a hit,
the company experienced a considerable surge in “other income” due to a rise in global interest rates. However, high operating costs, including a £5.3 million impairment linked to internally
developed trading platforms, pushed the company further into losses.

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