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iSAM Securities has announced the opening of a new office in Limassol, Cyprus, as the technology provider looks to bolster its operations across the EMEA region. The move is part of the firm’s ongoing strategy to expand its global reach and enhance support for institutional clients.
Cyprus, known as a well-established financial hub, offers a robust talent pool and a dynamic business environment. According to iSAM Securities, these factors align with the company’s vision for innovation and growth, making Limassol a strategic choice for its latest expansion. The new office will extend the company’s product suite in the region, including its Apex liquidity bridge and Radar risk analytics platform.
The Cyprus branch will be led by a team of specialists with expertise in supporting multi-asset brokerages. The team’s experience is expected to ensure that iSAM Securities’ technology products are developed with a practical understanding of the operational, technical, and commercial needs of retail brokerage businesses.
Dennis Weissert, Chief Commercial Officer, iSAM Apex
Dennis Weissert, Chief Commercial Officer, iSAM Apex, commented:
“The opening of our Cyprus office marks an exciting milestone for iSAM Securities as we continue to grow our global presence to provide first-class client support. We are proud of the strong technological offering that we can bring to the market. Having exceptionally knowledgeable teams in each of our offices enhances the continued development of Apex and Radar, and enables us to better service institutional clients, across multiple time zones.”
The Limassol office joins iSAM Securities’ existing locations in London, Hong Kong, Florida, and the Cayman Islands. Industry observers have noted the significance of Cyprus as a gateway to the EMEA region. “Cyprus continues to attract major fintech and trading technology firms, thanks to its regulatory environment and access to skilled professionals,” said Maria Christodoulou, a financial services consultant based in Nicosia. “iSAM Securities’ move is a clear signal of the island’s growing importance in the sector.”
On social media, several industry professionals have welcomed the news. “Great to see more top-tier technology firms investing in Cyprus. This will further strengthen our position as a financial centre,” wrote Andreas Ioannou, a local fintech executive, on LinkedIn.
