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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 technological offering with the introduction of iSAM Securities RADAR, a real-time risk analytics dashboard allowing users to manage risk through intraday monitoring of book performance and profitability.

The iSAM Securities Crypto Margin Facility offers our clients a seamless and secure way to deposit margin as digital currency. Chosen for their stability and transparency, deposits are accepted in the form of both USDT and USDC on the ERC-20 Blockchain.

In an exclusive interview with FX News Group, Barry Flanigan, Head of e-Trading at iSAM Securities reflects on his time at the company and the future direction...

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...

Equities came under pressure again yesterday but managed to recover as Trump announced delays to tariffs in the afternoon. Positive sentiment has continued this morning, particularly for Asian stocks—the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index jumped 3.3%, buoyed by the tariff delays and investors’ expectations of more supportive measures from the Chinese government as the 5% target for expansion remains in place.

Equities continued their jitters yesterday on the US open, but there was some light at the end of the tunnel, with Lutnick hinting that some tariffs may be walked back—signalling hopes that Trump’s aggressive narrative is more of a negotiation tactic for a quicker resolution rather than an escalating tariff retaliation.

Markets continue to show uncertainty, with the VIX ticking higher and equities in defence mode. Headlines are once again dominated by Trump tariffs, as tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada all went into effect at midnight in New York.