<h5>EXANTE believes that the UK market is a growth opportunity and hopes to make London its headquarters.</h5>&nbsp;January 19, 2023 -&nbsp;<a href="https://exante.eu/">EXANTE</a>, a wealth management platform has officially launched in the UK after receiving FCA licensing and approval. They now plan to offer users professional trading services to UK professional investors and intermediaries. EXANTE’s trading platform provides access to 50+ global markets, 600,000 instruments, and 8 asset classes from a multi-currency account. It will be available via a browser and mobile app.&nbsp; EXANTE, which also holds EU and Hong Kong licences, has been providing this service for over 12 years to professional traders, asset and wealth managers, financial institutions and banks in these regions and has over 13,000 investors. “At a time of Brexit and when many large corporations are exiting the UK market, EXANTE is delighted to be bringing our expert trading solutions and truly customer-centric approach to London – one of the world’s premier financial capitals,” said&nbsp;Adrian Coxon, Chief Marketing Officer at EXANTE.&nbsp;“The EXANTE platform was built to deliver direct market access to global markets; we combine that best in class technology with a more human touch. As a boutique, we pride ourselves on offering first class service to each and every client, no matter how big or small, giving them a dedicated account manager who guides them through their journey with EXANTE. We also take every opportunity to meet directly with our clients to better understand their needs and goals, allowing us to deliver bespoke trading solutions that meet their exact requirements – a service approach that we believe gives us an advantage in today’s increasingly low-touch world,” added&nbsp;Mr Coxon. &nbsp;He said: "We’re big enough to deliver and close enough to service UK clients personally, making sure that their experience with EXANTE is as stress-free as possible." &nbsp;

EXANTE believes that the UK market is a growth opportunity and hopes to make London its headquarters.