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Abstract:Finalto announces the introduction of its most recent chapter in the Broker Series, which focuses on marketing and compliance.
Finalto announces the introduction of its most recent chapter in the Broker Series, which focuses on marketing and compliance. Finalto said on its official website, This new publication explores the evolving movements of retail trading and the reactive regulatory action that comes with it. It offers brokers practical insights for navigating the challenges of marketing to diverse audiences while navigating constantly changing expectations from regulators.
Klelia Orphanidou, B2B Head of Regulatory Compliance at Finalto, commented, “Compliance in marketing isn‘t just about ticking boxes and avoiding penalties. It’s about building a culture of responsibility and fostering long-term relationships and brand loyalty.”
As per the broker, In the entry of the broker series, Finalto examines how brokers can bridge the gap between different audiences, crafting brand identities that resonate with both retail and institutional clients. As well as the fundamentals of branding, including how a cohesive brand strategy is shaped by mission, vision, and values. This entry explores a wide range of marketing techniques, stressing the value of using social media and affiliate marketing to appeal to various trader types while abiding by legal requirements. Understanding the value of regulatory compliance, the handbook offers helpful advice on following rules while advancing a brokerage business.
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