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Abstract：Interactive Brokers adds Brazil’s B3 Exchange, giving investors worldwide seamless access to trade Brazilian equities and expand emerging market opportunities.
Interactive Brokers Expands Global Reach with Brazils B3 Exchange
Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: IBKR) announced a significant expansion of its global trading network, allowing eligible clients outside Brazil to trade Brazilian equities directly through B3, the countrys main stock exchange.
The addition of B3—one of Latin America‘s largest and most liquid markets—offers investors broader access to emerging market opportunities. Through Interactive Brokers’ unified platform, traders can now invest in Brazilian stocks alongside global equities, options, futures, currencies, bonds, and funds.
“Global investors need seamless access to diverse markets to stay competitive,” said Milan Galik, Chief Executive Officer of Interactive Brokers. “By adding Brazil‘s B3 Exchange, we’re giving our clients efficient, low-cost access to one of the worlds most dynamic emerging economies.”
The brokerage now provides connections to over 160 markets worldwide, supporting trading and funding in up to 28 currencies. This move reaffirms the firms commitment to expanding its global reach and delivering low-cost, technologically advanced trading solutions to retail and institutional clients alike.
Access to Brazils B3 Exchange through Interactive Brokers is currently available only to clients residing outside of Brazil.
Founded in 1977, Interactive Brokers continues to strengthen its position as one of the most comprehensive electronic trading platforms, offering investors the tools and global access they need to stay ahead in todays fast-moving markets.
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