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ATFX Connect, the institutional arm of global fintech broker ATFX, has appointed Bjorn Enqvist as Head of Business Development as the firm continues to expand its institutional footprint and multi-asset liquidity offering.
Based in Cyprus, Enqvist will focus on growing ATFX Connect’s professional and institutional client base across key regions, strengthening its liquidity, connectivity and execution solutions for banks, brokers, asset managers and other institutional clients.
Enqvist brings more than a decade of experience in institutional FX and CFDs, with a background spanning institutional sales, liquidity management and business development. Prior to joining ATFX Connect, he held senior roles at firms including Finalto and Advanced Markets, where he was responsible for driving growth, managing key client relationships and delivering tailored liquidity solutions.
“I’m thrilled to join ATFX Connect at such a dynamic stage of its global expansion. The institutional space is evolving quickly, and ATFX Connect stands out for its client-first approach and commitment to service excellence. I look forward to helping strengthen our relationships with institutional clients and further growing our footprint across key markets.”
Bjorn Enqvist, Head of Business Development, ATFX Connect
Hormoz Faryar, Managing Director of Institutional Sales at ATFX Connect, said Enqvist’s appointment underlines the firm’s focus on scaling its institutional franchise and adding depth to its leadership team.
“Bjorn’s extensive background in institutional FX and his proven ability to build strategic partnerships make him a strong addition to our team. Having him on board reinforces ATFX Connect’s commitment to delivering best-in-class institutional solutions and expanding our global reach.”
Hormoz Faryar, Managing Director of Institutional Sales, ATFX Connect
The hire further supports ATFX Connect’s strategy to enhance its institutional services and support professional clients with tailored liquidity, connectivity and execution solutions. It also strengthens the company’s growing presence in Cyprus as a key hub for institutional operations across Europe.
ATFX is a leading global fintech broker with a local presence in 24 locations and 9 licences from regulatory authorities including the UK’s FCA, Australia’s ASIC, Cyprus’ CySEC, the UAE’s SCA, Hong Kong’s SFC, South Africa’s FSCA, Mauritius’ FSC, Seychelles’ FSA and Cambodia’s SERC. With a strong commitment to client service, innovative technology and strict regulatory compliance, ATFX delivers trading solutions to retail and institutional clients worldwide.
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ATFX Connect is a trading name of AT Global Markets (UK) Limited (authorised and regulated by the FCA), and AT Global Markets (Australia) Pty Limited (authorised and regulated by ASIC). Connect is the Institutional arm of the wider ATFX Group. Connect offers Institutional and Professional traders an extensive range of services for both Agency PB and Margin accounts. ATFX Connect provides bespoke aggregated liquidity in Spot FX, NDFs, indices, Commodities and Precious metals to a wide range of institutional clients from hedge funds, Tier 1 and regional banks, high net worth investors, asset managers, family offices and other brokers. ATFX Connect's liquidity pool is constructed from Tier 1 banks and non-bank providers that it has partnered with, trading in both sweepable and full amount forms. Agency PB Clients can connect via direct FIX API, external technology solutions or via our own trading platform. For margin clients, ATFX Connect provides market access via the group's MT4/MT5 platform and provides a bridge solution for those who wish to connect via FIX API.
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