TraderEvolution Partners with Singaporean Broker-Dealer UOB Kay Hian

22 September, 2020 - Multi-Asset platform provider TraderEvolution has announced a partnership with one of the largest broker-dealers in Singapore, UOB Kay Hian, enabling the brokerage company to offer a multi-asset trading platform solution to its clients.

Backed by the UOB Group, UOB Kay Hian is one of Asia’s largest brokerage firms. Headquartered in Singapore, the broker has more than 80 branches worldwide including a growing network of offices across Southeast Asia, Greater China, the United Kingdom and North America. The new platform will be targeted at UOBKayHian’s retail and high net worth individuals and corporate clients.

TraderEvolution will fit in with the broker’s strategy of offering its clients access to trading multiple asset classes, including CFDs on equities and Indices, leveraged FX and metals as well as futures and listed options.

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Commenting on the partnership, Augustine Ng, Associate Director in UOB Kay Hian said: “Clients are getting more sophisticated in this data driven digital age, We chose TraderEvolution to allow us to fulfil these needs and ensure the scalability of our offering. The software provided by the team enables us to deliver multi-asset trading through different channels within one account - something that is essential to our clients.”

“In addition, we were highly impressed with Traderevolution's ability to develop flexible solutions to enable us to build a wide range of institutional offering,” Mr Ng added.

“The addition of this important partnership in the Far East perfectly underscores our capability to adapt to the needs of different markets. The combination of multi-market product offering, retail and corporate clientele and specifically customised requirements made this project to be very much in line with our specialisation. We are continuing our expansion across different geographies and are pleased to help with such ambitious projects,” the CEO of TraderEvolution, Roman Nalivayko commented.