Laeken International Offers Prime Foreign Exchange Brokerage Trading Service for Skilled Traders

Zürich, Switzerland, June 23, 2011 --(PR.com)-- With the new foreign exchange brokerage trading service, Laeken International will allow its qualified traders to leverage into central clearing facilities even without existing foreign exchange prime brokerage relationship, in order to gain access to the available most liquid affiliate marketplaces. Previously, Laeken International allowedonly clients with active existing bank foreign exchange prime brokerage relationships to access to the available pricing in the marketplace.

“Our company is an exceptional commodity trading service provider that delivers immediate trading needs of both individuals and institutional investors who are considering for more diverse pool of liquidity,” said Sebastian Pacey, Laeken International Chief Executive Officer. “Today, with the new trading service offering, our clients can surely leverage the firm’s old foreign exchange trading relationships to undertake trades on the entire prices in the affiliated marketplaces of Laeken International, whether from the contributing financial institutions or other clients, with the additional advantage of a small account opening process. We also have the capabilities to offer our clients with protection as well as transparency of their accounted assets in separated accounts which further develops the firm’s trading service offering,” Pacey added.

Laeken International's latest addition to its wide-ranging trading service offerings forms part to the development of the firm’s institutional businesses focus which has commenced gathering strong support from clients and volume growth since it was introduced early this year. It has even attracted a pool of liquidity providers which include a network of prime brokers and a diverse client-based of buy-side investing individuals.

Presently, Laeken International offers liquidity and trading service to more than 40 currency pairs and plans to include base and precious metals in the next few months. During the first quarter of the year, the Laeken International has also expanded its prime foreign exchange brokerage trading service in London and opened its Singapore Trading Desk office to better serve its Asian clients.

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