Etrali Trading Solutions Expands APAC Presence
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With offices in China, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and now Australia, Etrali is growing its APAC presence to be at the forefront of trading compliance needs in the region.
“The APAC region is a fragmented marketplace, consisting of more than 20 countries with different regulatory requirements, demonstrating a need for Etrali to develop unique solutions to each market,” says David Guerineau, managing director of Asia-Pacific at Etrali. “Our understanding of the market landscape, differing cultures in the region and market leading position in countries such as China, means we can adapt our engineering and technology expertise to the needs of our clients. The opening of our new offices in Sydney’s business district puts us in the perfect location to be able to tailor and deliver these services to Australian firms, and leverage on our existing APAC presence.”
According to Lionel Grosclaude, the CEO of Etrali, 2015 is an important year of growth for Etrali as it will launch advanced compliance features, as well as continue to extend its services to new global markets and strengthen its position globally.
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