Saxo Capital parts ways with Halifax Australia


Multi-asset trading and investment specialist, Saxo Capital Markets Australia, has announced it has terminated its business relationship with Halifax Australia.
Halifax received the termination notice given by Saxo Capital on 30 June.
Saxo Capital Markets chief executive, Ben Smoker, said: "Our decision to part ways with Halifax Australia was not taken lightly".
"It has been accepted by Halifax and we consider it to be in the best interest of both parties," he said.
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