EC Markets has opened a new office in Mexico City, expanding its global operations into Latin America. The move marks the firms first physical presence in the region. The new office is intended to support clients and partners across Latin America by offering more localized services.
Expanding Global Presence
The expansion into Mexico follows the firms recent launch of operations in Mauritius. Both developments form part of a wider strategy to strengthen EC Markets global footprint and service delivery capabilities.
Just weeks after celebrating our launch in Mauritius, we're thrilled to announce another exciting step in our global growth: the opening of our new office in Mexico City, Mexico, the company announced on Friday.
The Mexico City office strengthens our ability to connect with clients and partners across the region, helping us better understand local needs and deliver exceptional service, the company added. With this expansion, Mexico proudly joins our global network, reinforcing EC Markets mission to bring innovation, access, and excellence to every corner of the world.
Targeting Europe and Africa
EC Markets opened a new office in Ebene, Mauritius, last month, marking another step in its ongoing global expansion. Ebene is a key financial hub in central Mauritius, known for its regulated trading environment and growing financial sector.
The Mauritius office was launched shortly after the company established a new location in Limassol, Cyprus. EC Markets stated that the Cyprus office was intended to strengthen its position in Europe and expand access to its international client base.
According to the firm, the Mauritius office will support clients across Africa and nearby regions. In a statement shared on LinkedIn, EC Markets said the new location would help enhance service delivery, strengthen relationships, and provide more localized support.
Additionally, EC Markets recently secured a Category 5 license from the Securities and Commodities Authority of the United Arab Emirates. The license allows the broker to operate fully within the countrys regulated financial sector, including introducing clients, marketing its services, and offering financial consultations.
EC Markets already holds licenses from several key jurisdictions, including the UKs Financial Conduct Authority, Australias ASIC, and South Africas FSCA, further reinforcing its global regulatory standing.
EC Markets has opened a new office in Mexico City, expanding its global operations into Latin America. The move marks the firms first physical presence in the region. The new office is intended to support clients and partners across Latin America by offering more localized services.
Expanding Global Presence
The expansion into Mexico follows the firms recent launch of operations in Mauritius. Both developments form part of a wider strategy to strengthen EC Markets global footprint and service delivery capabilities.
Just weeks after celebrating our launch in Mauritius, we're thrilled to announce another exciting step in our global growth: the opening of our new office in Mexico City, Mexico, the company announced on Friday.
The Mexico City office strengthens our ability to connect with clients and partners across the region, helping us better understand local needs and deliver exceptional service, the company added. With this expansion, Mexico proudly joins our global network, reinforcing EC Markets mission to bring innovation, access, and excellence to every corner of the world.
Targeting Europe and Africa
EC Markets opened a new office in Ebene, Mauritius, last month, marking another step in its ongoing global expansion. Ebene is a key financial hub in central Mauritius, known for its regulated trading environment and growing financial sector.
The Mauritius office was launched shortly after the company established a new location in Limassol, Cyprus. EC Markets stated that the Cyprus office was intended to strengthen its position in Europe and expand access to its international client base.
According to the firm, the Mauritius office will support clients across Africa and nearby regions. In a statement shared on LinkedIn, EC Markets said the new location would help enhance service delivery, strengthen relationships, and provide more localized support.
Additionally, EC Markets recently secured a Category 5 license from the Securities and Commodities Authority of the United Arab Emirates. The license allows the broker to operate fully within the countrys regulated financial sector, including introducing clients, marketing its services, and offering financial consultations.
EC Markets already holds licenses from several key jurisdictions, including the UKs Financial Conduct Authority, Australias ASIC, and South Africas FSCA, further reinforcing its global regulatory standing.
