Cyprus based broker FxPro has been named National Public Champion of Cyprus in the 2013/14 European Business Awards (EBA). The firm was voted out of 375 competitors, and comes as there is fierce competition in the small island nation.
The broker aims to win the all’European award. FxPro recently launched SuperTrader – a curated copy trading platform.For more information, here is the official press release:
22 January 2014, London. FxPro Financial Services Limited (FxPro), the global provider of online FX trading services, has been named the National Public Champion of Cyprus in the 2013/14 European Business Awards (EBA).
In the first phase of public voting, over 70,980 votes were received for the video entries and FxPro got the highest number of votes for Cyprus. It was chosen out of 375 other businesses and is one of 30 National Public Champions announced yesterday from countries across Europe.
The second public voting phase in now open, running until 25th March 2014 and will result in the company with the most votes being announced as the European Public Champion at a Gala Event in Athens on 27 May 2014.
“It is a real honour to see FxPro named as the National Public Champion of Cyprus. Achieving this award via a public vote is a real recognition of the hard work we have undertaken over the past few years, especially when up against other excellent Cypriot companies. We hope that voters will continue to support us as we endeavour to become the European Public Champion.”
Charalambos Psimolophitis, CEO at FxPro.
The European Business Awards is an independent awards programme designed to recognise and promote excellence, best practice and innovation in the European business community.
“We were extremely impressed by the very high standard this year and we have been delighted by the public response to the videos. In total more than double the number of votes were cast this year than last. It is great to see so many people engage with the awards. Well done to FxPro and we wish them well in the second and final round.”
Adrian Tripp, CEO at EBA.