VT Markets Establishes Position As Leading Brokerage in 2022

December 16, 2022

VT Markets, a global multi-asset broker, has announced their overall company performance for 2022. This year, they have further established their position as one of the fastest-growing, most innovative and best-performing brokerages in the industry. 

Significant growth was observed in two key areas of their trading platform — total number of active traders and total volume of trade. Since 2021, the total number of active traders on VT Markets surged by 140%, while the total trading volume saw a 125% increase.

VT Markets’ success was driven by an emphasis on innovation, product diversification and expansion into newer markets. The brokerage ventured beyond traditional trading products, and offered more diverse instruments such as indices, bonds, and ETFs. They also expanded their business operations globally. 

In the last quarter of the year, VT Markets also launched their exclusive loyalty program, VT Markets ClubBleu. This rewarding initiative was put in place as recognition for its clients  who have played a key role in contributing to the growth of the company. 

When reflecting upon the huge strides that VT Markets has taken the past year, Chris Nelson-Smith, Director at VT Markets, commented, “We’re proud of how far we’ve come as a brokerage, and of all the outstanding results we’ve achieved this year. Our customer-centric approach is testament to how much we recognise and value our clients who have unreservedly been an integral part of our long-term success. We are truly grateful for their support, and we promise to continue providing reliable products and personalised services to cater to their needs.”

“We are committed to continuing to develop our offerings to keep up with the changing markets and industry trends so that we can continue to be industry leaders. We look forward to emulating the successes we’ve achieved so far, and  would like to extend our sincerest thanks to all of our clients for their continued trust in VT Markets,” Chris Nelson-Smith added.