James
O’Neill, the former CEO of FairMarkets, has recently left the company and taken
up a senior executive role with the Australian-based Retail FX and CFDs broker,
Blueberry Markets.
O’Neill
had a long tenure at FairMarkets Trading Pty Ltd, an ASIC-licensed firm,
starting in 2015 as Executive Director and later serving as CEO from 2020 to
2021. Then, he served again as an Executive Director from 2021 to 2023. His
departure from FairMarkets comes after the company was acquired by the
Turkish-based brokerage group GKFX, now part of Trive.
Blueberry
Markets, established in 2016, is under the leadership of its founder and
Managing Director, Dean Hyde. Hyde previously held positions at another Australian
broker, Axi. It’s important to note that Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd doesn’t
possess its own ASIC license but instead introduces clients to ASIC-licensed
ACY Securities Pty Ltd.
James O’Neill, Source LinkedIn
Additionally,
the company operates an offshore branch, Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, which
connects clients with ACY Capital Australia LLC, incorporated in Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
Blueberry Markets’ Partnership
with Signal Centre
Finance Magnates reported earlier
that Blueberry
Markets had announced a strategic partnership with Signal Centre, a trading
signals provider. Under this new collaboration, Signal Centre will offer daily
analysis and content prepared by its team of seasoned analysts to the trading
community of Blueberry Markets.
With
over 30,000 traders in its community, Blueberry Markets experienced growth. The
broker saw a surge in its Telegram subscribers over the past two months, along
with an increase in email open rates.
This
partnership goes beyond brokerage services by integrating Signal Stream across
multiple platforms, including MetaTrader,
Telegram, and daily emails. The approach aims to engage, educate, and provide insights
to traders, ensuring they receive the information to support their trading
decisions.
As
a licensed entity under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission
(ASIC) and the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB), the brokerage firm
believes that this new partnership will enhance transparency in the financial
markets.
The
then Chief Operating Officer at Signal Centre, expressed the importance of
prioritizing the interests of traders. He highlighted the commitment of both
Signal Centre and Blueberry Markets to investing in processes, business
practices, and technological integrations to ensure high standards of education
provision, customer service, and support for clients.
James
O’Neill, the former CEO of FairMarkets, has recently left the company and taken
up a senior executive role with the Australian-based Retail FX and CFDs broker,
Blueberry Markets.
O’Neill
had a long tenure at FairMarkets Trading Pty Ltd, an ASIC-licensed firm,
starting in 2015 as Executive Director and later serving as CEO from 2020 to
2021. Then, he served again as an Executive Director from 2021 to 2023. His
departure from FairMarkets comes after the company was acquired by the
Turkish-based brokerage group GKFX, now part of Trive.
Blueberry
Markets, established in 2016, is under the leadership of its founder and
Managing Director, Dean Hyde. Hyde previously held positions at another Australian
broker, Axi. It’s important to note that Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd doesn’t
possess its own ASIC license but instead introduces clients to ASIC-licensed
ACY Securities Pty Ltd.
James O’Neill, Source LinkedIn
Additionally,
the company operates an offshore branch, Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, which
connects clients with ACY Capital Australia LLC, incorporated in Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
Blueberry Markets’ Partnership
with Signal Centre
Finance Magnates reported earlier
that Blueberry
Markets had announced a strategic partnership with Signal Centre, a trading
signals provider. Under this new collaboration, Signal Centre will offer daily
analysis and content prepared by its team of seasoned analysts to the trading
community of Blueberry Markets.
With
over 30,000 traders in its community, Blueberry Markets experienced growth. The
broker saw a surge in its Telegram subscribers over the past two months, along
with an increase in email open rates.
This
partnership goes beyond brokerage services by integrating Signal Stream across
multiple platforms, including MetaTrader,
Telegram, and daily emails. The approach aims to engage, educate, and provide insights
to traders, ensuring they receive the information to support their trading
decisions.
As
a licensed entity under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission
(ASIC) and the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB), the brokerage firm
believes that this new partnership will enhance transparency in the financial
markets.
The
then Chief Operating Officer at Signal Centre, expressed the importance of
prioritizing the interests of traders. He highlighted the commitment of both
Signal Centre and Blueberry Markets to investing in processes, business
practices, and technological integrations to ensure high standards of education
provision, customer service, and support for clients.
