EBC Expands ETF CFD Offering & Copy Trading Education Partnership

EBC Financial Group has announced two major developments to support its trading clients worldwide. The firm has launched over 100 new U.S.-listed ETF Contracts for Difference (CFDs) and entered into a knowledge-sharing partnership with technology provider Brokeree Solutions.

These actions reflect EBCs aim to offer more trading choices while also helping traders improve their understanding of markets and tools.

EBC has expanded its product range by introducing over 100 CFD instruments linked to exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed on U.S. markets. These include funds from well-known issuers such as Vanguard, iShares (BlackRock), and State Street Global Advisors.

The new CFDs cover a wide set of themes, including country-specific funds like the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF, sector-based funds like the Vanguard Health Care ETF, and commodity-related funds such as the United States Oil Fund LP. There are also options focused on fixed income, dividend stocks, and mid-cap equities.

These CFD products allow traders to gain exposure to different markets without owning the underlying assets. Traders can take long or short positions and use leverage to increase exposure with less capital. The CFDs also avoid traditional management fees, offering a more cost-efficient way to trade ETFs.

EBC said that these instruments can be used alone or alongside other products to build more detailed trading strategies. The addition reflects growing interest in thematic trading tools that align with global market trends.

Alongside the product expansion, EBC has entered into a knowledge partnership with Brokeree Solutions. The partnership focuses on copy trading, a method where traders can follow the strategies of other, more experienced traders.

Brokeree brings its social trading system to the partnership, which allows users to act as either a trader or a follower directly through their brokers platform. The system includes tools for managing risk, copying trades in proportion, and filtering signals based on asset types.

EBC will contribute by sharing its market knowledge and helping traders understand how to use copy trading as a learning tool. The partnership will produce monthly educational articles covering practical trading topics such as performance improvement and risk control. These will be published on digital channels and are aimed at a wide audience.

In addition, the two companies will run a quarterly webinar series. These sessions will cover key subjects in trading and will include input from both platform providers and users. The first webinar will focus on risk management.

The aim of the partnership is to make advanced tools and information more accessible, and to encourage knowledge-sharing between brokers, traders, and technology providers.