Saxo Bank Optimizes iPad Trading App
Online trading firm Saxo Bank has announced that the update of its mobile app now allows clients to trade from iPads.
The new release, along with the optimization, has also introduced minor fixes and enhancements to the iPhone edition. The company says that around eight percent of overall trading volume is now represented by its mobile offering. Available through the App Store, white labelled-editions will be rolled out by October.
"We are always striving to provide new and improved products and services to our clients to make trading as simple, quick and enjoyable as possible," says Henrik Dyrholm Holset, head of product development at Saxo Bank. "I am delighted with the new app, as it further enhances our clients' trading experience and enables them to get the most from the Saxo Bank platform from their tablet devices."
Saxo Bank, fully licensed in Europe as a banking entity, offers trading for private and institutional clients in a range of asset classes and instruments, such as foreign exchange, contracts-for-difference, stocks, future, options and others.
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