Capital.com recognised as a 2025 Top Employer in the United Kingdom, Bulgaria, and Poland

Client trading volumes grow by 22% quarter-on-quarter affirming solid client growth and engagement
By Capital.com

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, 30 July, 2025 – Capital.com, the high-growth fintech whose total trading volumes exceeded $1.7trn in 2024, has been certified as a 2025 Top Employer in the United Kingdom, Bulgaria and Poland. Awarded by the independent, Netherlands-based Top Employers Institute, this recognition highlights Capital.com’s commitment to excellence in people practices and coincides with a period of strong business growth.

In Q2 2025, client trading volumes on the platform reached $849.6 billion, representing a 29% increase from Q1 2025. The number of trades executed also rose by 22% quarter-on-quarter, surpassing 59 million, reflecting continued client engagement in the platform. During this period, clients concentrated their trading activities on index and commodity markets, driven by heightened volatility and wider global market trends.

“We’re proud to be recognised as a 2025 Top Employer across three of our key markets, a reflection of our unwavering focus on creating an empowering and inclusive workplace,” said Eugene Lemesh, Chief People Officer, Capital.com. “At the same time, our strong trading performance in Q2 2025, demonstrates the trust our clients place in us to deliver a high-performing platform with advanced tools, competitive pricing, and fast execution. These achievements are a testament to the strength of our team and our ongoing commitment to innovation, performance, and people.”

The Top Employers Institute is a globally recognised, independent authority that certifies organisations for exceptional Human Resource (HR) strategies and practices. The 2025 certification was awarded to Capital.com’s entities in the UK, Poland and Bulgaria following a comprehensive and rigorous assessment of its HR environment. Capital.com’s offices in the UK, Poland and Bulgaria stood out for its outstanding HR digitalisation and transformation initiatives, inclusive and empowering work culture, and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) across all organisational levels.

The Capital.com group operates offices across a number of jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, where it is authorised and supervised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The Group also maintains offices across seven leading business and financial centres, with Bulgaria and Poland serving as strategic hubs for Capital.com’s technology and customer support functions. These centres play a pivotal role in delivering Capital.com’s high-quality user experience and sustaining the performance of its trading infrastructure.

Capital.com’s inclusion among the Top Employers for 2025 places it alongside leading global brands such as Lidl, PepsiCo, and Santander. Within the online trading and fintech sector, it stands out as one of only two companies to receive this distinction in 2025. This achievement not only reinforces Capital.com’s credentials as an employer of choice but also reflects its broader ambition to deliver a world-class employee experience across every market in which it operates.

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