Abstract:Institutional Integral clients will be able to access pricing and execute trades across spot FX and indices, treasuries and commodity CFDs at CMC Markets.

Global provider of institutional trading and technology solutions, CMC Markets Connect, has partnered with FinTech company Integral to expand its institutional distribution network.
In addition to providing cloud-based eFX workflow solutions, a range of liquidity providers are brought together through the platform to form a single, integrated network.
Spot FX and indices, treasuries and commodity CFDs will be distributed by CMC Markets, including more than 12,000 CFDs which cover a wide scope of single stocks and ETFs. The platform will allow Integrals institutional clients to access pricing and execute trades at CMC Markets.
“The partnership with Integral is the latest step in our mission to continue extending our institutional reach,” said Richard Elston, group head of institutional at CMC Markets Connect.
“By leveraging the network of a recognised industry leader, were making our pricing and liquidity available to an even wider audience, whilst our single stock CFD offering truly strengthens the wider Integral offering.”
Clients, over the last few years, have viewed CFDs as a flexible tool to gain long or short exposure to single stocks. Because of this, CMC Markets has expanded the scope of instruments it provides within the asset class, including equities on 23 global markets.
“By continuing to include more high-quality liquidity providers in the network, we ensure that our clients are consistently receiving a quality service across all market conditions,” said Harpal Sandhu, chief executive of Integral.
“Our recently launched CFD Prime service is the latest innovation improving the trading experiences of our clients.”

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