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BetOnMarkets now servicing BetsForTraders customers

Regent Markets Group, the owner and operator of the BetOnMarkets service, is proud to announce that it has acquired the financial betting business of Trinitas Capital (IOM) Ltd., the operator of the BetsForTraders service.

From 10 July 2009, Trinitas Capital will discontinue the management of its financial betting web site, www.BetsForTraders.com. All clients will have the option to continue betting on stocks, indices, foreign exchange and commodities on www.BetOnMarkets.com.

"We are proud to have sold the business to Regent Markets. Having grown it from scratch over the last few years, the sale will provide expansion capital that will be used to fuel the group's other trading areas. Regent Markets is a first class company with a stellar management team that is licensed in our own jurisdiction. We are confident that our clients are in good hands", commented Nick Maughan, CEO of Trinitas Capital.

Jean-Yves Sireau, CEO of Regent Markets said: "We are delighted to be acquiring the business from Trinitas Capital as part of our ongoing expansion and we look forward to providing high levels of client service and fast trading times to current BetsForTraders customers."

BetOnMarkets is the world's leading Fixed Odds Financial Trading website. Fully licensed and regulated, BetOnMarkets handles around  250,000 trades per month from over 100,000 clients. Over 21 million trades have been processed since inception in 2000. The multi-award winning BetOnMarkets allows traders to speculate on the movement of the worlds' major financial markets, up, down or sideways. Tax free (always check with a qualified professional). Trades can be bought from 1-25,000 GBP/USD/EUR/AUD.

Mike Wright
Address: Regent Markets (IOM) Limited 3rd Floor, 1-5 Church Street, Douglas, Isle of Man IM1 2AG, British Isles. Phone: 448003762737 Email: editor@regentmarkets.com URL: http://www.betonmarkets.com & http://www.betonmarkets.co.uk
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