Prime broker IG, has unveiled a new institutional white-label trading solution, enabling banks, brokers, and fintech firms to offer clients IG’s multi-asset trading platform under their own brand.
The broker’s white label solution gives institutional partners full access to IG’s award-winning trading infrastructure, liquidity, and risk management systems while maintaining their own client relationships and branding. According to IG Prime, the white-label setup integrates seamlessly with existing systems and complies with stringent regulatory and operational standards, reflecting the group’s long-standing reputation for reliability and compliance excellence.
Through the partnership, institutions can provide clients with direct market access to a broad range of asset classes, including equities, indices, forex, commodities, and crypto-linked products, all powered by IG’s proprietary technology and deep liquidity network. The offering is designed to support firms looking to expand their product range, enhance client trading experience, or enter new markets without the cost and complexity of building their own infrastructure.
A spokesperson for IG Prime said the new white-label solution “offers institutional partners the confidence and capability to deliver a premium, fully compliant trading environment under their own brand, backed by IG’s 50 years of market expertise.”
The launch highlights IG Prime’s continued investment in institutional services following recent expansions in prime brokerage and liquidity provision. It also positions the firm as a key technology and compliance partner for financial institutions navigating an increasingly regulated trading environment.
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