The firm, which has developed technology that enables institutions to carry out cross-border trading across 30 international exchanges, is pitching itself as exploiting a gap in the international securities trading market. Easybroker links up its clients’ electronic trading systems rather than basing its system on the internet.
Easybroker reported a loss of £1.69m on revenues of £703,000 in the first nine months to 30 September. It is expected to make £302,000 in revenue from trading £559m worth of shares in Q4.
