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iSAM Securities has welcomed Alexandros Papoutsas as Sales Director, strengthening its new Cyprus office in a strategic move to enhance client support across the region.

iSAM Securities has welcomed Caroline Xu as Sales Director in the Hong Kong office to further the groups recent push for growth within the region.

iSAM Securities welcomes Azadeh Kasraei as Head of Integrated Client Solutions in a strategic move to develop and improve experience and delivery.

iSAM Securities has welcomed Quentin Miller as Head of Institutional Sales, Asia Pacific in a strategic move to head up growth in the APAC region.

In a strategic move to implement growth in the region, Barry Flanigan, former Head of e-Trading, has transitioned to the Hong Kong office, assuming the role of Head of Asia Pacific at iSAM Securities.

iSAM Securities has recently expanded its global e-Trading team with the introduction of James Gavin in the London office, while Nathalie Bijlsma and Richie...

Global equities rebounded as risk appetite stabilised following last week’s technology sell-off, while falling oil prices provided further support. Attention now turns to Tuesday’s US midterm elections, followed by the Bank of England’s rate decision and Friday’s nonfarm payrolls report.

Technology shares extended their decline as Amazon and Intel revived concerns over heavy AI spending, driving investors towards safe-haven assets. Treasuries and the Swiss franc gained, while Brent crude rose to $116 amid renewed concerns over potential US strikes against Iran.

Technology stocks fell after disappointing results from Alphabet and Samsung revived concerns over returns from heavy AI investment. Meanwhile, markets assessed the Fed’s decision to hold rates and renewed diplomatic efforts in the Middle East ahead of key ECB and Bank of Japan decisions.