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Abstract:Australia-based retail FX brokerage group, IC Markets, has unveiled the commencement of its fourth season of IC Your Trade (ICYT) in partnership with Bloomberg Media Studios.
Australia-based retail FX and CFDs brokerage group, IC Markets, has unveiled the commencement of its fourth season of IC Your Trade (ICYT) in partnership with Bloomberg Media Studios.
Since its inception in 2021, IC Your Trade has rapidly ascended as a globally recognized business vodcast, widely shared for its insights aiding traders in their decision-making processes. Featuring esteemed guests such as Bruce Lee, CEO of Keebeck Wealth Management, Dr. Pippa Malmgren, Former Adviser to the President of the United States, and Ken Lek, Head of Strategic Finance at Grab, ICYT has consistently provided discussions on pivotal market trends and opportunities.
With Season 4 already underway, IC Your Trade continues to captivate listeners delving into macroeconomic trends. Host Pamela Ambler explores intriguing subjects like the proliferation of SuperApps, the advancement of Artificial Intelligence, and the burgeoning space race of 2024.
The acclaimed IC Your Trade has been honored with the Signal Award for “Branded Business Show and Advertising” and recognized as an Honouree at the Webby Awards, celebrating excellence in online content. The ongoing fourth season promises further insights from leading economists, investment strategists, and company founders.
Eric M. Pascal, Global Head of Digital Currencies for Standard Chartered Bank, shared his perspective, stating, “Digital Assets are complex and a topic that isnt easily covered in a short five-minute interview or a sound bite. I enjoyed the opportunity to be part of the IC Your Trade vodcast, produced by Bloomberg Media Studios, to delve into this topic in much more detail.”
Dr. Pippa Malmgren, Former Adviser to President George W. Bush, praised the depth of IC Your Trade's coverage, saying, “Bloomberg nails it! In the era of 5-second news grabs, its incredible that the award-winning IC Your Trade vodcast is delving into geopolitics in more detail.”
Fresh episodes are released biweekly in both vodcast and podcast formats on IC Markets' YouTube Channel and prominent streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Amazon, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.
Explore the nuanced opportunities and potential pitfalls arising from key themes impacting the markets today.
About IC Markets
Founded by traders for traders, IC Markets stands as one of the worlds largest Forex CFD brokers. With a mission to provide the ultimate trading experience for retail and institutional clients worldwide, IC Markets facilitates trading in over 200 countries. WikiFX has given this broker a high score of 9.13/10.
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