Advanced Markets Expands Offering with Single Stocks CFDs

Advanced Markets Group has expanded its liquidity offering by launching contracts for difference (CFD) on single stocks, which marks the first stage of its decisive move into the surging arena.
The multi-asset liquidity and broadens its product line as clients’ desire to garner exposure to stock markets has been increasing. The inclusion of single stock CFDs not only helps expand trading capabilities for clientele of its brokers but also attract more traders that are looking to diversify their trading options.

The case for adding more assets has been growing in recent years with the company’s clients from certain regions, including fund managers, hedge funds and commodity trading advisors, were keen to actively trade local stocks.
In a recent statement, the broker informed its clients about the new additions with an initial focus on blue-chip companies listed on US, European and Asian exchanges. However, the ultimate goal of the brand is to grow their offering to include for different companies globally, which will be added gradually.
Single stock CFDs becoming industry norm
The addition of Stock CFDs is another step towards becoming a true multi-asset brokerage, currently offering CFDs on FX, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
This launch also marks another expansion into the  by a UK-based liquidity provider, which is an exciting development for the asset class that offers low-cost diversification and arbitrage options for investors. With typical , Advanced Markets should have ticked all of the boxes in the design and implementation of its offering.
“I believe that access to US equities is the most sought after, due to the fact that the U.S. market is the largest, and most valuable stock market in the world today. We offer a wide range of company stocks, including the most notable US tech giants as well as the largest European and Asian companies listed on the US exchanges,”  said Natallia Hunik, Chief Revenue Officer at Advanced Markets Group.

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