AC Capital Market was founded in Sydney in March 2007 and secured authorisation from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission a month later (ASIC licence No. 308159), initially providing liquidity and asset management services to institutional clients. It extended institutional services into Europe by early 2008, then accumulated industry awards from 2008 onwards. From 2017 it received international accolades spanning mobile trading, performance and broker rankings, while in May 2020 it established a Research and Analysis Department for daily market intelligence. The firm added regulatory permissions in August 2022 via the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC licence No. 700597) and expanded retail operations across African markets in September, alongside community partnerships in Australia.<\/p>\n
Growth steps in 2023\u20132024 included expansion into Vietnam, Serie A-related branding activity, and an \u201cExecutive Dialogue\u201d interview series, followed by a December 2023 move to a larger Chatswood headquarters. In 2024 it opened an office in Thailand, obtained a licence from the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA licence No. SD198), and later secured South African authorisation from the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA licence No. 54284) while establishing an office in Nigeria. After winning Best CFD Broker Australia 2025, it rebranded to ACCM in June 2025, opened offices in the Philippines in August 2025 and Melbourne in November 2025, announced a Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP partnership in February 2026, and launched a new support office in Singapore in July 2026.<\/p>\n\n
We are seeing a massive shift of institutional capital toward highly regulated Asia-Pacific hubs like Singapore, which recently reported a robust 2.9% year-on-year GDP growth. For derivative traders, this means the coming weeks are prime for targeting regional indexes and currencies that benefit from this localized economic strength. We recommend aligning your portfolio with brokers that have established a strong physical and regulatory footprint in these stable jurisdictions to minimize counterparty risk.<\/p>\n
As we navigate the end of September 2026, global markets are reacting to ongoing interest rate adjustments from major central banks. Historical data shows that the final quarter of the year is traditionally a period of heightened volatility, especially for foreign exchange and commodity CFDs. Derivative traders should prepare for these sudden market swings by utilizing tight risk management and focusing on highly liquid assets.<\/p>\n\n
We believe that utilizing modern, consolidated trading platforms is crucial during these times of rapid market shifts. Fast execution speeds and low transaction costs are no longer just perks, but absolute necessities when trading fast-moving contracts for difference. By choosing platforms that have unified their global liquidity under clear regulatory standards, you can ensure your orders are filled with minimal slippage.<\/p>\n
Southeast Asian markets are currently emerging as key growth zones, with Vietnam’s economy projected to expand by over 6% this year. Traders should look to diversify their derivative exposures beyond traditional Western assets and tap into these rapidly growing eastern economies. We advise closely monitoring regional daily market intelligence to capture short-term price movements in these highly active markets.<\/p>\n\n\n\n