The company, founded in 2007, allows customers to trade assets such as stocks and cryptocurrencies. It managed $11.3b of customer assets across 3m accounts, the FT reported last March. Its progress towards a listing comes as other start-ups stay private for longer, frustrating the hopes of investors and bankers for blockbuster stock market flotations.
“Very few of our global clients would trade UK shares,” he said. “Something in the US market creates a pool of both deep liquidity and deep awareness for those assets that are trading in the US.”
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