On 16 June, cBridge by Spotware, a cost-effective and platform-agnostic liquidity bridge, will host a private networking meetup in Limassol for brokerage leaders, commercial decision-makers, dealing executives and risk specialists.
The closed-door event will examine flow-related risk across liquidity connectivity, routing logic, execution quality, exposure control and LP coordination.
The agenda includes a roundtable discussion featuring Drew Niv, Chief Strategy Officer at ATFX, representing ATFX Connect — the institutional arm of ATFX providing liquidity and connectivity solutions for professional and institutional clients; Jonathan Squires, CEO at Tapaas, a risk management technology provider helping brokers monitor exposure, analyse trading behaviour and respond to risk in real time; and a secret speaker from the cBridge by Spotware team.
The meetup will also include a cBridge presentation, showing how Spotware’s liquidity bridge supports multi-LP connectivity, smarter routing and greater control over execution across connected trading platforms.
Networking will be a central part of the meetup. Attendees can expect good food, drinks and open conversations around liquidity, flow management, risk controls and the day-to-day operational challenges.
Attendance is by invitation only.
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About cBridge
cBridge by Spotware is a cost-effective liquidity bridge, eliminating volume fees and hidden charges entirely. It is a platform-agnostic solution that connects MT4, MT5, cTrader and FIX API trading platforms to multiple liquidity providers. cBridge delivers real-time price aggregation, flexible order routing and integrated risk management controls, while providing exposure monitoring, execution management and reporting. Its modular architecture helps brokers scale as trading volumes grow and allows individual components to be maintained without interrupting trading. It uses transparent, infrastructure-based pricing, helping CFD brokerages reduce infrastructure costs.
