https://www.financemagnates.com/forex/trading-212-acquires-fxflat-in-expansion-into-germany/
Trading 212, a fintech firm offering cash equities and
contracts for differences (CFDs), acquired FXFlat Bank GmbH in an expansion
into the German market, the latter announced. This acquisition aims to provide
German investors with access to Trading 212’s zero-commission investing
platform, an offering promising to disrupt traditional brokerage models in the
UK and Europe.Trading 212’s ExpansionThe acquisition of FXFlat Bank GmbH represents a leap for Trading 212…

Trading 212 Acquires FXFlat in Expansion into Germany
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