Kaufmann-Rothstein International Reduces Worldwide Commission Rates To Attract More New Clients
Online, July 14, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Kaufmann-Rothstein International's initiative of reducing worldwide commission rate aims to attract more new clients in the international arena.
For the past few months, Kaufmann-Rothstein International has been in agreement with some international brokers since some of its competitors came under strict compliance of regulatory proceedings. The lowering of Kaufmann-Rothstein International's futures contracts pricing aims to facilitate the transition for some brokerage clients and to provide benefits to its active customers as well.
"With our newly reduced commission rates worldwide, we want to attract more potential commodity futures traders, hedge funds managers, money managers, and CTAs who might be reassessing their previous relationship with their former brokers, given the latest market events involving inaccuracies and deficiencies," said Lindsay Kornemann, the firm's Chief operating Officer. "We are indeed the broker to the professional trading community."
The new commission rate and pricing structure of Kaufmann-Rothstein International's futures and futures on options ranges from $0.15 to$0.90, depending on the monthly volume, and down to $0.35 to $1.30. Kaufmann-Rothstein International has also substantially reduced its trading execution and clearing fees for commodity futures trading on offshore markets.
Our company is all set to provide our global clients who actively trade futures and foreign exchange around the world the same market access they experienced with other brokerage firms," Kornemann added. "We also offer greater market access than any electronic futures commission merchants offer."
Along with this newly reduced commission pricing, Kaufmann-Rothstein International also offers the following advantages: exclusively free trading and risk-management tools built for commodity Trading Advisors, proprietary traders and hedge funds; ability to trade on all leading international markets in a single currency which minimizes cross-border trading costs; direct access to trade on over 50 markets worldwide in 15 countries; and single screen trading of multiple asset classes: futures, options, equities, bonds and foreign exchange.