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CMC Markets profits surge 61 per cent

CMC Markets profits surge 61 per cent

CMC Markets has today announced strong performance for the year to 31 March 2015, exceeding the previous year’s underlying profit before tax by 61 per cent. CMC Markets Australia and New Zealand region performed well in the year to 31 March 2015. See full release below.

The New Zealand arm of CMC Markets, led by Chris Smith has also played an integral role in the continued success of CMC Markets trans-Tasman business and has enjoyed steady growth during and since the 2014/15 financial year.

“Across the Asia Pacific region CMC Markets has a passionate team who consistently deliver to the needs of a diverse group of traders” says Matthew Lewis, Head of Asia Pacific at CMC Markets. “As the leader of the business I am pleased to see strong growth in the Australia and New Zealand region during this successful year for CMC Markets”.

The Australian office of CMC Markets is unique due to its Stockbroking business, which continues to lead the local share trading industry with innovative initiatives and by forging partnerships to deliver cutting-edge technologies that are traditionally found on professional-only platforms. Recognition for Australia’s ‘most recommended stockbroker’ came in April 2015 when it was awarded CANSTAR’s national award for ‘Outstanding Value Online Share Trading’ for the fifth consecutive year; and CANSTAR’s five-star rating for each investor category (casual investor, active investor and trader), for the second year.

If you are interested in talking to Chris in more detail about the New Zealand results and CMC’s performance, please let me know.

ENDS

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