Abstract:Registered in the United States, Citadel Securities drives markets through trading, research, and technology. The company's work is driven by the fusion of financial, mathematical, and engineering expertise to provide liquidity to important financial institutions.
Citadel Securities Review Summary | |
Founded | 2003-10-16 |
Registered Country/Region | United States |
Regulation | Regulated |
Services | Equities/Options/Fixed Income & FX/Corporate Solutions |
Customer Support | LinkedIn/Facebook/Instagram/YouTube |
Registered in the United States, Citadel Securities drives markets through trading, research, and technology. The company's work is driven by the fusion of financial, mathematical, and engineering expertise to provide liquidity to important financial institutions.
Citadel Securities is authorized and regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong(SFC), making it safer than an unregulated company.
One of Citadel Securities' functions is market making, which provides liquidity to investors by purchasing securities from sellers and selling them to buyers. Citadel Securities Enterprise Solutions also helps investors make decisions.
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