Interview with Annie Luong, COO of Salma Markets
John E. Kaye
News & Features
Founded in 2014, Salma Markets prides itself on its international presence and ability to provide account holders with access to highly accurate prices. In fact, Salma Markets works with globally leading liquidity providers, including Barclays, Saxo Bank, CitiBank, HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and UBS.
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