James O'Neill, former CEO of FairMarkets, recently left the company in favour of a senior management role at Australian retail forex and CFD broker Blueberry Markets.。

O'Neill has been a long-time executive director of FairMarkets under license from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), beginning in 2015, before serving as CEO from 2020-2021 and again as Executive Director from 2021-2023.。He left FairMarkets after the company was acquired by Turkish brokerage group GKFX (now part of Trive).。

O'Neill wrote on LinkedIn: "Over the past seven years, I have witnessed the exponential growth of Blueberry Markets as an outsider, with both admiration and envy.。The first day I joined Blueberry Markets, I felt the great culture of the company。"

Introduction to Blueberry Markets

Blueberry Markets was founded in 2016 and is led by founder and managing director Dean Hyde。Hyde previously worked for another Australian broker, Axi。Blueberry Markets Pty Ltd does not have its own Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) licence, instead introducing customers to ACY Securities Pty Ltd, which has an ASIC licence.。

In addition, the company operates an offshore branch, Blueberry Markets (SVG) LLC, which links clients to ACY Capital Australia LLC, incorporated in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.。

Blueberry Markets partnership with Signal Centre

Blueberry Markets has reportedly announced a strategic partnership with trading signals provider Signal Centre。Under this new partnership, Signal Centre will provide Blueberry Markets "trading community with daily analysis and content prepared by its experienced team of analysts.。

Blueberry Markets community with more than 30,000 traders, growing business。Over the past two months, the broker has seen a surge in the number of Telegram users and improved email open rates。

This partnership goes beyond broker services to integrate Signal Stream across multiple platforms, including MetaTrader, Telegram and Daily Email, with the aim of engaging, educating and providing insights to traders, ensuring they have access to the information that supports their trading decisions.。

As a licensed entity of the Securities and Investments Commission of the Bahamas and the Securities Commission of the Bahamas, the brokerage firm believes this new partnership will enhance transparency in financial markets.。

The then Chief Operating Officer of Signal Centre expressed the importance of prioritizing the interests of traders.。He stressed that both Signal Centre and Blueberry Markets are committed to investing in process, business practices and technology integration to ensure high standards of education, customer service and customer support are provided.。