Draft:Link Forex
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| Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Financial services, Fintech |
| Founded | 23 January 2020 |
| Founder | Quantitative analysts group |
| Headquarters | London, United Kingdom |
Number of locations | 2 (London and New York) |
Key people | David Whitcombe (Chief Equity Analyst) |
| Products | Algorithmic trading systems, Copy trading, Wealth management tools |
| Total assets | USD 500 million (AUM) |
| Website | www |
Link FOREX Ltd. is a London-based financial technology company involved in developing software used in algorithmic trading and related research fields. The firm was established in early 2020 by a small group of quantitative analysts who had previously worked with market-modelling and institutional trading systems.[1]
According to statements released by the company, its managed assets exceeded USD 500 million in 2025, with clients in several regions.
Overview
[edit]The firm works on quantitative approaches to equity analysis and automated trading. Its projects include tools for examining market data, replicating selected investment strategies, and screening equities based on pre-defined technical and statistical criteria.
Link FOREX Ltd. currently maintains offices in both London and New York.
Key personnel
[edit]David Whitcombe, the organisation’s Chief Equity Analyst, studied economics and finance at the University of Cambridge. Some media sources have noted his interest in alternative strategy design, including an experimental concept referred to as the "Whisky Index Fund".
History
[edit]The company’s earliest work centred on providing a platform that allowed users to observe how certain investment strategies behaved in real time. This initial system, known as the Smart Mirror Trading Platform, offered a simplified interface for following selected market approaches. From 2021 onward, the firm broadened its research activities. Areas of interest included forecasting techniques, volatility studies, and the integration of data feeds from different exchanges.[2]
Technology
[edit]Work carried out by Link FOREX Ltd. includes the design of models and tools intended for use in automated execution systems. Projects described by the firm involve:
- forecasting techniques drawing on statistical and machine-learning approaches
- real-time systems for adjusting positions during changing market conditions
- tools that gather and process market information from several exchanges
Client segments
[edit]The company states that its tools are used by a range of users, including:
- individual traders who follow automated strategies
- institutional groups that require custom risk-management tools
- traders who analyse quantitative forecasts and model outputs
Research and collaborations
[edit]Link FOREX Ltd. has contributed to selected research discussions in the field of quantitative finance. It has also been involved in academic conversations relating to data-driven approaches used in financial stability and risk studies.
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[edit]Category:Financial services companies based in London Category:Fintech companies of the United Kingdom Category:British companies established in 2020
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