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Abstract:Effective July 14, 2023, the transition of all accounts previously managed by Marex North America (MNA) has been successfully completed, with the transfer of these accounts to Marex Capital Markets Inc. (MCM). This significant step marks a pivotal moment for Marex as it consolidates its US futures activity into a single entity, aligning with its long-term strategic vision.
Effective July 14, 2023, the transition of all accounts previously managed by Marex North America (MNA) has been successfully completed, with the transfer of these accounts to Marex Capital Markets Inc. (MCM). This significant step marks a pivotal moment for Marex as it consolidates its US futures activity into a single entity, aligning with its long-term strategic vision.
The decision to transfer all accounts to MCM stems from Marex's commitment to providing its clients with an optimized and unified trading experience. By integrating its US futures operations under MCM, Marex aims to streamline internal processes, improve operational efficiency, and deliver an even higher level of service to its valued clientele.
As a registered broker-dealer and futures commission merchant, MCM offers an expanded suite of product offerings, providing clients with a broader range of investment opportunities. This move enables Marex customers to access an enhanced selection of financial instruments, including futures contracts, options, and other derivative products. By centralizing its US futures activity under MCM's umbrella, Marex ensures that clients have a unified platform to explore and capitalize on various market opportunities, tailored to their specific investment strategies.
Despite this transition, Marex is committed to maintaining the seamless and uninterrupted service that its customers have come to expect. Existing Marex customers will continue working with the same dedicated professionals, who will remain the primary contact points for their trading needs. Furthermore, clients can rely on the consistency of communication channels, including emails, addresses, and phone numbers, which will remain unchanged. This commitment to continuity underscores Marex's dedication to fostering strong client relationships and providing a smooth transition during this transformative period.
With the completion of the account transfer, Marex stands poised to leverage the expertise and resources of MCM to reinforce its position as a leading provider of financial services. This consolidation of operations strengthens Marex's commitment to its US client base and sets the stage for continued growth and innovation within the financial industry.
As Marex Capital Markets Inc. assumes responsibility for all accounts previously managed by Marex North America, the company looks forward to building on its reputation for excellence, delivering exceptional value to clients, and maintaining its position as a trusted partner in the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of global financial markets.
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