EBC Financial Group has announced a new strategic collaboration with Brokeree Solutions aimed at strengthening trader education and expanding access to advanced trading tools.
The “knowledge partnership” merges EBC’s market expertise with Brokeree’s copy trading technology, according to a press release on 9 June.
The companies aim to deliver targeted knowledge, risk management strategies and practical resources for traders across the globe.
David Barrett, CEO of EBC Financial Group (UK) said the knowledge partnership with Brokeree Solutions goes beyond technology.
“It’s about leveraging shared expertise to create a more confident, results-driven trading environment,” he said.
“Together, we’re building a platform where both new and experienced traders can learn, grow, and thrive.”
Brokeree’s Social Trading investment system will play a central role in the initiative, offering features like proportional trade copying, stop-loss/take-profit controls, and signal filtering.
These are designed to enhance user control while encouraging responsible trading behaviour.
To complement the platform, EBC will contribute educational content and real-world insights that clarify how copy trading can be used not only for investment but also as a learning tool.
A monthly article series will be launching this May to cover topics ranging from risk management to decision-making strategies.
Additionally, quarterly webinars will bring together traders, brokers, and signal providers for discussions on high-impact subjects, starting with a session focused on risk management.
Tatiana Pilipenko, regional head of business development at Brokeree, said the partnership “empowers brokers to cultivate a more inclusive and risk-informed trading environment, ultimately driving growth and strengthening relationships with trading communities”.
Founded in London, EBC Financial Group is a global leader in financial brokerage and asset management, serving retail and institutional investors across diverse markets.
The firm maintains a presence in key financial centers, including the Cayman Islands, where EBC Financial Group (Cayman) Limited is regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority.
