Blog
Adam Broadbent
Forget working for a bank, should you just become a prop trader?
Met Traders were featured in a recent eFinancial article discussing the alternative route for aspiring traders rather than traditional banks.
Read morePietro Belotti
Greece debt talks go on
This week, Athens submitted a revised reform plan to the EU and IMF, after Tsipras rejected a set of reforms put forward by Jean-Claude Juncker.
Read moreMarket Insight
Ashley Chadwick
UK set for EU referendum
The recent UK election produced the first Conservative majority for 23 years and with UKIP managing nearly 4 million votes, a 13% share, it is clear that talk of EU membership is not going to disappear any time soon.
Read moreMarket Insight
Hector Ketley
REPORT: Draghi’s QE: Should we get our hopes up?
This hint was aimed at the universally anticipated QE measures which had been a hot topic in business news. This is a conceptually simple programme where money is electronically printed and used to buy up bonds in the Eurozone. There are two primary ways in which this action can help to reinvigorate a stalling Eurozone: currency depreciation and liquidity easing.
Read moreMarket Insight
Ashley Chadwick
One day Trading workshop
MET is now offering one day trading workshops, where people can come into our office in West Hampstead for a day, where they will receive a free crash course in trading and have the opportunity to trade on our simulators.
Read moreReuters: Business News
Loading...