Through our ten years of experience in which we
have dealt with many companies all around the world, when we dealt
with Windsor our concepts about this kind of business had changed.
It was the only time we find a company that cares about the interest
of the client more than he does, and for the first time we see a
company that gives the price exactly as it is without thinking of
making more profit from the client
January 2008: Al – Iktissad Wal – Aamal (Lebanon) Windsor Brokers inaugurates the new
business center
The financial service’s company Windsor broker inaugurates her
business center in limassol Cyprus.
Mr. Johnny Abu
Aitah, the company’s Managing Director said “that this step marks a
new chapter in the 19 years history of Windsor as we set significant
foundations for the next phase of our company’s
development.”
The minister of finance Mr. Michalis
Sarris considered that opening Windsor Broker’s headquarters came in the
appropriate time especially considering the pressure financial companies
face in implementing the MiFID directive in order to improve their
business methods and to provide protection for the
investors.
The Minister added “that the new investment law in
Europe and what is referred to as European Financial Companies Passport
will guarantee the company the right to work within all the European
Union.”
These changes in the European financial sector, has
been described by Mr. Abou Aitah, that it contributes to the well
management of the company from one side and provides our clients with more
confidence in working with a regulated investment
firm.
Windsor is licensed
and regulated by The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission and The
Financial Services Association in the United Kingdom. It offers to her
clients access to Foreign Exchange Markets covering major world
currencies, Stock Indices including Nasdaq, Dow Jones and S&P 500 as
well as Precious Metals, Futures (OTC), CFDs and other commodities that
are quoted on major world exchanges.
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