Alpari (US), LLC (“Alpari” or “Alpari (US)”), has been selected by the Korean investment firm, Eugene Investment Futures (“Eugene Futures”) for offering top tier liquidity services to their growing spot FX business.

This partnership marks another milestone in the global expansion efforts of Alpari and reinforces its increasing position as one of the largest brokers in the world.

From Alpari-us.com:

Alpari distinguishes itself from other U.S. regulated RFED’s in the territory by offering a value-added and tailored customer service experience, which is the core of its business model. “Our commitment stands to provide high-level customer service in parallel with one of the most competitive trading environments in the FX market,” comments Jacob Plattner, VP of Institutional Sales. “We are proud that Eugene Futures believes in our partnership offerings, including low-cost trading and high-speed execution, which meets the expectations of Korean investors and their existing clientele and confident that Alpari’s technology, tools and experience will contribute momentum to our partners’ business operations”

Eugene Futures has been operating since 1991 when it was originally established as First Financial Affiliates of CJ Group. The company assimilated into the emerging FX margin market when it was first introduced in 2005 and saw growth potential. With foreign exchange fully integrated into its business line, Eugene Futures recognized the value in a liquidity-based partnership with Alpari, which affords them the opportunity to offer some of the most desirable speed-to-market execution in Korea.

Daniel Skowronski, CEO of Alpari (US) adds, “Opening up our liquidity pool to overseas institutions and partnering with Eugene Futures is a fundamental building block to our Pro offering and sharpens our competitive edge in the global foreign exchange market. We believe that our penetration into the Korean FX market puts Alpari on pace to becoming a true global leader and recognized worldwide as a full service investment firm.”