Equiti Group
Mark Lee has a range of work experience in the finance and sports industries. Mark is currently working as the Head of Trading - UAE at Equiti Group. Prior to this, they held roles at Equiti Capital as a Senior Trader and Trader. Mark also worked at London Capital Group as a Night Dealer and at Alpha Academic as an Algorithmic Trader Trainee. In addition, Mark had a role as a Futures Trader at LDN-CAPITAL. Mark also has experience in the sports industry, where they worked as a Professional Footballers Association Youth Scholar at Milton Keynes Dons Football Club from 2008 to 2010.
Mark Lee has a Bachelor's Degree in Business from Eckerd College, which they obtained from 2010 to 2014. Mark also attended Bedford Modern High School from 2001 to 2008. In terms of additional certifications, Mark has obtained various certifications, including Securities - Level 3, UAE Rules & Regulations, Operational Risk - Level 3, Introduction to International Securities & Investment, Fundamentals of Financial Services, CF30, and Certified Algorithmic Trader.
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Equiti Group
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Equiti is a pioneering fintech firm and world-class provider of online trading technology and multi-asset financial products. Our senior experts have regional and global experience working with high-net-worth clients, top-tier banks, prime brokerages and technology providers within the brokerage industry. Equiti is a well capitalised, multi-asset and financial trading brokerage with a unique operating structure. We allow our clients to trade global markets with the support of a regulated full-service subsidiary in local markets. We have offices in the Middle East, North America, Europe, Africa and the Asia Pacific regions. Equiti provides trading support and services on the world’s leading trading platforms MT4 and MT5. FX and CFDs are complex instruments that come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how FX and CFDs work, and whether you can afford to incur losses and have the appropriate risk appetite.