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Trading technology provider, Tools for Brokers (TFB), has announced a partnership with CFI Financial Group to integrate its portfolio management system and operational tools into the broker's trading infrastructure.
The agreement will see CFI Financial Group implement TFB's Percentage Allocation Management Module (PAMM) system alongside various plugins from the TFB Toolbox suite. The PAMM system enables professional traders to manage multiple client accounts simultaneously.
Samer Raad, Global Head of Dealing at CFI Financial Group, stated, "Integrating TFB's PAMM system and toolbox plugins into our services enables us to refine certain operational processes and client interactions. This addition brings enhanced functionality in specific areas, aligning with our commitment to providing top-tier online trading solutions."
Michael Levine, the Head of TFB UK and UAE, added: "We are thrilled to partner with CFI. As one of the largest and leading brokers in the world, they possess a wealth of experience that we are honoured to complement with our technology and expertise. TFB PAMM is adding a missing piece to their services offering, and we're excited to continue working on integrating both PAMM and the rest of the TFB ecosystem further into their environment. We look forward to expanding our partnership and growing together with CFI."
The TFB Toolbox provides a centralised portal for managing TFB's suite of trading applications and plugins, featuring multi-level security protocols and workflow management tools.
Tools for Brokers develops technology solutions for retail brokers, liquidity providers, proprietary trading firms and hedge funds. The company's products are compatible with major trading platforms including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, DXTrade, MatchTrader and cTrader.
CFI Financial Group operates as a multi-regulated trading provider, offering clients access to trade multiple asset classes across global financial markets.
Learn more about Tools For Brokers' solutions for brokers here: Broker Risk Management – What tools are available for brokers?
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