Get your diaries ready! Join us for the FinanceFeeds FX industry conference in Limassol Cyprus on June 21. Here is the agenda

Join the leaders of the FX industry for discussion, lively debate and essential networking opportunities at the FinanceFeeds conference on June 21 in Limassol Cyprus. Discussion panels on important subjects with a lively debate and a chance to meet the key decision makers in the FX business globally.

FinanceFeeds is hosting a one-day seminar-style conference in Limassol, Cyprus on June 21, 2018. To register, please send an email with your name, position and company to [email protected]

This is the first in the series of global conferences in which there will be a series of panel discussions and a focus on discussing important topics whilst finding a solution, as well as providing essential business networking opportunities.

There will be no booths and no hard sales.

This is a relationship-based business and is increasingly becoming more dependent on the need for companies representing all sectors from liquidity provision, platform development, retail brokerage, marketing, compliance and customer acquisition/retention to interact with each other to form important partnerships and innovate to build forward for a sustainable future.

Join us at the St Raphael Resort, Limassol Cyprus on June 21 – Entrance is FREE and we will host you whilst you interact with the world’s senior executives!

Here is the agenda, See you there!

Read this next

blockdag

BlockDAG Redefines Crypto Mining as Presale Tops $18.5M, Outshining Ethereum ETF & Dogecoin Dynamics

The recent approval of the first Ethereum ETF in Hong Kong underscores a significant advancement in the cryptocurrency’s mainstream acceptance. While Ethereum continues to attract institutional attention, the Dogecoin price prediction suggests a possible resurgence, despite its current undervaluation from past highs.

Digital Assets

Bitcoin halving is done: ViaBTC mines historic block 840K

The Bitcoin network has confirmed its fourth-ever halving block, mined by the cryptocurrency pool ViaBTC, according to data from Blockchain.com. This significant event in the Bitcoin ecosystem reduced the mining reward by half, a deflationary measure occurring approximately every four years to control the issuance of new bitcoins and curb inflation.

Retail FX

True Forex Funds now offers Match-Trader and cTrader platforms

Proprietary trading firm True Forex Funds today announced the launch of Match-Trader, a multi-asset trading platform developed by California-based FX technology provider Match-Trade Technologies.

Retail FX

CySEC hits FXORO parent with €360,000 fine

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has fined MCA Intelifunds, trading as FXORO, a total of €360,000 for multiple violations of the Cypriot investment laws.  

Digital Assets

Binance’s CZ in good mood ahead of sentencing, says partner

Yi He, co-founder of cryptocurrency giant Binance, has shared a positive outlook on the legal situation of the exchange’s former CEO, Changpeng Zhao. Zhao is currently awaiting a sentencing hearing scheduled for April 30 in the United States.

Fundamental Analysis, Tech and Fundamental

Global FX Market Summary: USD, FED, Middle East Tensions April 17 ,2024

The Federal Reserve walks a delicate line, addressing high inflation through a hawkish stance while avoiding stifling economic growth.

blockdag

‘Kaspa Killer’ BlockDAG Goes To The Moon With $18.5M Presale, Draws Attention from AVAX and Kaspa Investors

Discover how ‘Kaspa Killer’ BlockDAG’s $18.5M presale and 400% surge positions it as the fastest-growing crypto, amidst AVAX’s anticipated market rally and Kaspa’s performance gains.

Tech and Fundamental, Technical Analysis

Bitcoin Technical Analysis Report 19 April, 2024

Bitcoin cryptocurrency can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 67000.00, top of the previous minor correction ii.

Digital Assets

Crypto.com denies setback in South Korean market entry

Crypto.com has refuted reports from South Korean media that suggested a regulatory hurdle might delay its expansion in South Korea.

<