GTN and AmInvestment Bank Partner to Give Malaysian Clients Access to 13 Global Markets

GTN and AmInvestment Bank Berhad announced a partnership on October 28, 2026, giving AmInvestment Bank clients access to 13 global markets, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and Australia. The announcement was made via PR Newswire APAC.

How the GTN Trade Platform Works

The co-branded GTN Trade platform operates under AmInvestment Bank's brand, while GTN supplies the underlying execution, custody and settlement infrastructure. Through a single integration, AmInvestment Bank can offer access to multiple markets without establishing separate broker relationships or building connectivity and post-trade infrastructure for each market.

Julien Le Noble, CEO Asia at GTN, said: "At GTN, we believe access to global markets should be simpler and more accessible to investors." He added that the infrastructure lets financial institutions expand their investment offerings without building the underlying capabilities themselves.

Christopher Ng, Chief Executive Officer of AmInvestment Bank, said the partnership enhances the bank's investment offering by providing convenient access to 13 global markets, enabling clients to diversify their portfolios across different geographies and sectors. Ng said the step strengthens the bank's wealth and investment services and combines AmInvestment Bank's market expertise and presence in Malaysia with GTN's global trading infrastructure.

GTN's Earlier Partnerships

According to akta.pro company records, GTN signed an agreement with Koscom, a financial IT infrastructure provider majority-owned by the Korea Exchange, in June 2026 to build a "Global Order Hub" giving Korean securities firms a single gateway to trade across 90+ exchanges and 8 asset classes globally. The same records show a separate MOU with Korean fintech QV Labs Inc. and a scale indicator of 3+ million symbols across 8 asset classes.

GTN's 2026 Partnership Run

In July 2026, Kraken's parent company Payward partnered with GTN to expand its xStocks tokenization platform internationally, starting with Hong Kong-listed equities before expanding to the UK, Europe, South Korea and other markets, The Block reported. In September 2026, GTN and Solidus Labs announced a partnership deploying Solidus Labs' HALO platform across GTN's global order book for trade surveillance, AETOSWire reported. In October 2026, GTN hired Daniel Endler as Chief Product Officer, relocating him from London to Dubai, Fxnewsgroup reported.

GTN's Global Footprint

GTN operates through six regulated entities authorised in the UK, the DIFC, Singapore, the US, South Africa and Hong Kong, and serves more than 500 clients worldwide, according to its company website.