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EC Markets Enters Mexico City, Accelerates LATAM Push
Abstract:EC Markets opens a Mexico City office, deepening Latin America reach and advancing its global expansion after launches in Mauritius and Cyprus.

EC Markets has opened a new office in Mexico City, marking its first on-the-ground presence in Latin America as the broker advances EC Markets global expansion and deepens regional engagement across the continent. The move underscores EC Markets' regional support for Latin America, with the Mexico hub designed to provide localized services for clients and partners and to better align solutions with market-specific needs.
The Mexico launch follows a rapid sequence of footprint-building steps by the firm, including a recent office opening in Ebene, Mauritius—a regulated financial hub aimed at strengthening service delivery and connectivity across Africa and nearby regions. That office, unveiled shortly after a new location in Limassol, Cyprus, forms part of a coordinated strategy to reinforce European coverage and expand EC Markets international client access.
Company statements highlighted that EC Markets new office in Mexico will enhance direct relationships in Latin America and improve responsiveness to evolving client demand in the region. The firm framed the expansion as a natural extension of its growth roadmap, integrating Mexico into a broader network spanning Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and now Latin America.
Regulatory progress has accompanied the geographic buildout, with EC Markets recently securing a Category 5 license from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority, permitting introductions, marketing, and financial consultations within the country‘s regulated framework. This approval adds to licenses held in major jurisdictions, including the UK’s FCA, Australia‘s ASIC, and South Africa’s FSCA, reinforcing the firms multi-jurisdictional compliance profile and supporting EC Markets Latin America's expansion with robust governance standards.
The Mexico City office is expected to serve as a focal point for EC Markets' Mexico City office initiatives, enabling tailored client coverage, regional partnerships, and service localization that advance EC Markets global expansion aims while meeting local market requirements. Together with the Mauritius and Cyprus hubs, the new presence is positioned to knit together a wider operational network designed for scale, speed, and regional depth.

About EC Markets
EC Markets is a multi-asset broker operating through licensed entities in key financial centers, including the UK (FCA), Australia (ASIC), South Africa (FSCA), and the UAE (SCA Category 5), with recent office launches in Mauritius and Mexico City supporting an expanding global client base.
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