iSAM Securities Moves to New Hong Kong Office to Support Regional Growth

Over 75 million Americans have already cast their ballots to decide their Commander-in-Chief for the next four years. The 2024 election campaign, estimated to have cost over $15 billion—making it the most expensive U.S. election in history—is also one of the fiercest and most closely contested elections in recent memory.

iSAM Securities has expanded its liquidity offering with the addition of 16 new instruments, including China H Shares, Cocoa, Coffee Arabica, Coffee Robusta, Cotton, Singapore 30 and Sugar Raw, which are currently live for pricing and trading.

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

With the recent release of its risk analytics dashboard, iSAM Securities RADAR, 2024 brings renewed focus towards iSAM Securities’ technological offering, strongly bolstered by the iSAM Securities’ APEX Bridge.

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.

US President Trump and Chinese President Xi agreed on Thursday to continue trade talks aimed at resolving disputes over tariffs and supplies of rare earth minerals. They held a 90-minute call yesterday, during which Trump acknowledged that the trade relationship with China is “a little off track,” but added that they are “in very good shape” for a trade deal.

President Trump said his call with Russian President Putin was “a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace,” following the Ukraine drone attack over the weekend—the most significant blow of the war to date against Moscow’s long-range bomber fleet.

Here is the corrected version with proper punctuation and clarity: JOLTS Job Openings came in higher than expected yesterday (7.391M vs. 7.100M expected), ahead of the US Non-Farm Payroll report this Friday.