World Top Investor Competition to kick off May 1

World Top Investor Competition to kick off May 1
April 12, 2013 - 16:58 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - FinLab is the official partner and broker sponsor to the Armenian and CIS League of the renowned World Top Investor Competition.

The World Top Investor is the real–time, real money competition that attributes the coveted World Top Investor bull trophy for the top winner together with grand prize – a mandate to be a portfolio manager for the World Top Investor organizer DIF Broker for at least 1 year.

The World Top Investor Competition begins on May 1, 2013.

"This is an opportunity for traders whose strategies could wind up posting the highest percentage increases," said Larisa Ginosyan, deputy CEO at FinLab.

"We look to the competition to help recognize the strongest traders. All entrants benefit from participating in the competition because they receive highest attention to their successes, professionalism and personality,” she said.

Paulo Pinto, founder of the WTI competition, added, "We're very happy to give FinLab the responsibility to be the Armenian and CIS League organizer and sponsor for the first time. FinLab will expand the reach of the World Top Investor Competition in Armenia and CIS. Since 2005, the World Top Investor Competition has been identifying trading talent investors. FinLab is the ideal broker sponsor to take the World Top Investor to the next level in Armenia."

Being established in 2012 the investment company FinLab has a mission to develop securities market and investments, as well as financial literacy in Armenia. FinLab is a unique partner for its clients whether they need to act in securities markets worldwide, consulting, and investment banking or to deepen financial education.

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