Neonet Joins Marco Polo Network

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Neonet will use Marco Polo Network's emerging markets access to complement its existing European specialties.

Execution services provider Neonet has joined Marco Polo Network for broader access to emerging markets.

Neonet hopes to gain access to a greater number of emerging markets as liquidity continues to fragment, while Nigel Roberts, CEO of Marco Polo Capital Markets, says the company hopes to benefit through better quality complex execution through Neonet's core European focus.

"Teaming up with Marco Polo Network, with their unmatched reach into emerging markets, is an ideal addition to Neonet's offering," says Joacim Wiklander, CEO at Neonet Securities. "This partnership is in line with our strategy to add value to our clients through services and partners that extend our core offering for European markets."

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