Bridgestone Global Partners Extends Precious Metal Trading Desk to Global Investors
The precious metal trading desk along with its base metals trading desk which has been in operation for nearly 15 years will be merge into one as additional commodity trading services of Bridgestone Global Partners.
London, United Kingdom, August 21, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The new precious metal trading desk will cover global trading operations to benefit international traders with the firm’s unmatched trading service. With more than 20 branch offices worldwide, Bridgestone Global Partners, a globally recognized and fastest growing commodity and brokerage trading service firm, specializes on brokering on financial instruments and other related products, including precious and base metals.
Bridgestone Global Partners’ global traders are provided with assimilated voice and entirely electronic trading execution and other sophisticated brokerage services to the world’s leading and creditable financial institutions, trading companies, investment banks, and investment companies providing all-inclusive financial products such as credit derivatives, fixed income securities, futures and options, commodities, fore, equity derivatives, interest rate swaps, structured products, managed futures products, alternative investments and other instruments.
Bridgestone Global Partners’ Precious Metal trading Desk will provide global brokerage trading services particularly on IRs, forwards, options and EFP products. The new trading desk will be supervised and manned by Mr. Chad Poynter, formerly head of the Forex Options Division of the firm. Mr. Poynter was based in London. Primarily, the new trading desk service for precious metals will concentrate on New York, Sydney, Hong Kong, Canada, Germany and London offices.
According to Mr. James McFarland, the Managing Director of Bridgestone Global Partners, the formation of the new precious metal trading desk is thoroughly associated with the firm’s global development strategy. The said precious metal program is also expected to intensify the firm’s current mission of providing commodity trading services worldwide. James McFarland also stressed out that with the installation of the new trading desk in London, due to persistent requests from other international investors, it will soon open precious metal trading desk service to other European and Asian countries.
Bridgestone Global Partners’ global traders are provided with assimilated voice and entirely electronic trading execution and other sophisticated brokerage services to the world’s leading and creditable financial institutions, trading companies, investment banks, and investment companies providing all-inclusive financial products such as credit derivatives, fixed income securities, futures and options, commodities, fore, equity derivatives, interest rate swaps, structured products, managed futures products, alternative investments and other instruments.
Bridgestone Global Partners’ Precious Metal trading Desk will provide global brokerage trading services particularly on IRs, forwards, options and EFP products. The new trading desk will be supervised and manned by Mr. Chad Poynter, formerly head of the Forex Options Division of the firm. Mr. Poynter was based in London. Primarily, the new trading desk service for precious metals will concentrate on New York, Sydney, Hong Kong, Canada, Germany and London offices.
According to Mr. James McFarland, the Managing Director of Bridgestone Global Partners, the formation of the new precious metal trading desk is thoroughly associated with the firm’s global development strategy. The said precious metal program is also expected to intensify the firm’s current mission of providing commodity trading services worldwide. James McFarland also stressed out that with the installation of the new trading desk in London, due to persistent requests from other international investors, it will soon open precious metal trading desk service to other European and Asian countries.
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