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M4Markets was proud to participate in the Wealth Expo Medellín 2025, held on October 24–25 in Medellín, Colombia, one of Latin America’s most dynamic financial hubs. Our team welcomed visitors, partners, and clients at Booth No. 12, where we showcased our award-winning trading services and cutting-edge platforms.
Engaging Discussions and Insights
Our Commercial Director, Mr. Sam Chaney, took part in a key panel discussion titled “Platforms that are Democratizing Trading in Latin America.” During the session, Mr. Chaney shared insights on how M4Markets is contributing to financial inclusion and helping traders across the region access global markets with fairness, transparency, and efficiency.
Connecting with Partners and Clients
The Wealth Expo was an incredible opportunity for our team to connect with our valued partners, clients, and new investors. We exchanged ideas, explored future collaborations, and strengthened our commitment to delivering exceptional trading experiences tailored to the needs of the Latin American market.
Recognized for Our Transparency
The event concluded on a high note, as M4Markets was honored with the prestigious award for “Most Transparent Broker” by Wealth Expo Medellín. This recognition highlights our continuous dedication to integrity, fairness, and openness—values that define everything we do at M4Markets.
We extend our gratitude to the organizers of Wealth Expo Medellín and to everyone who visited our booth. We look forward to continuing to empower traders across Latin America and beyond.
Our CEO, Oscar A., recently shared his perspective with Barron's, one of the world's leading financial publications, on the outlook for US interest rates, bond markets and the dollar.
We would like to inform our clients that our trading schedule will be changing for the below dates:
We would like to inform you that, due to the Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the United States on Sunday, 1 November 2026, the trading hours of certain financial instruments will be adjusted.
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