Who is behind the start of the new CYSEC that has a Broker Investing.one CFDS license?
How much value of XTB shares did the big shareholder Jakub Zablocki only sell?
Which CFDS broker with CYSEC license did Crypto.com? What does it intend to do with the new EU permit?
Who are the new CEO of Deriver FX and CFDS Brokers Deriv and CMS Financial?
Some of the most read and commented news stories in the FX/CFD industry to appear in the last seven days in FNG included:
Top news of the FX and CFDS industry this week
Exclusive: The new CFDS Broker Investing.one launching. Exclusive FNG… FNG has learned that a CFDS broker based on a recently authorized Cyprus called Investing.one is set to start. The broker’s website at URL Investing.one is now with a “Coming Soon” page. Investing.one operates by a new company (founded in 2022) called Tradeplace Ltd, which was recently granted CIF that was licensed by the Cyprus Financial Cysec regulator. Investing.one / tradplace is officially headquartered in Cyprus, but it seems that much of businesses and back office will be based in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Exclusive: XTB major shareholder Jakub Zablocki is evolving (another) $ 194 million. Exclusive FNG… FNG has learned through regulatory deposits in Poland that the co -founder XTB (WSE: XTB) and controlled by shareholder Jakub Zablocki has sold another large block of its shares to the company. Through an accelerated process of building books that took place after markets on Monday (May 19), the portfolio company of Mr Zablocki XX ZW Investment Group SA sold 9,405,540 shares XTB at PLN 78 each, for total gross income dollars. The sale is managed by Santander and UBS investment banks.
Crypto.com buys CYSEC CIF license to expand the “traditional” instrument transaction across Europe. Following our report earlier today, opponent Kraken began its regulated derivative products offering Europe’s recently blocked CYPRUSED UNIT, Crypto Trading Platform Crypto.com announced that it had obtained the cyprust platform (MIFID) permission.
Infinox reports the increase in revenue 233% in 2025, opening new world headquarters. The World Financial Services Company Infinox reported an increase in revenue by 233% for January-April 2025, compared to the same period in 2024-a powerful index of company acceleration and worldwide. According to its development, Infinox announced the launch of its new world central office at 90 Bartholomew Close in London, placing the business in the center of one of the most respected economic ecosystems in the world.
Germany’s Bafin to limit the Turbos trading as retail losses culminates by 3.4 billion euros. Germany’s financial regulator Bundesanstalt Für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (Bafin) has announced that it plans to limit marketing, distributing and selling Turbo certificates to retail investors based in Germany. The Regulatory Authority stated that it will issue a general administrative mandate for this purpose, which is now advising market participants.
Top executive movements of the FX industry this week
❑ Nidal Abdel Hadi hired CFDS CEO Broker CMS Financial.
❑ Rakshit Choudhary becomes CEO of Deriv, as founder Jean-Yves Sireau comes out.
❑ Exclusive: Long -term CFDS Exec Zoltan Nemeth joins Prop Funderpro to head bizdev.
❑ Infinox hires Glen Hastings for IXO’s first institutional sales.
❑ Exclusive: CFDS ACT broker markets hire Mohamed Halim as CCO.
❑ Crypto.com hires IG Alum Kevin Algeo in the capital markets.
❑ BDSWISS / HFM ALUM KATERINA HOUTRI unites the key to marketing markets.
❑ CMS Financial Hires CFI Alum Razan Jawabreh to direct business growth.
❑ The ADSS sales head is leaving.
❑ Departure of Revolut CFDS Sergei Riabov.
❑ Exante hires Robert Parker as head of danger.
❑ Australia CFDS Broker Fusion Markets hires IG alum Torrell Fernandes in head sales.
❑ The Crypto Portofino market manufacturer hires Melchior de Villeneuve (Cro) and Dipak Shah (OTC Trading).