Webull Expands European Presence with Launch in Italy
Nov 10, 2026, 9:42 AM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The new Italy launch opens an additional retail market supplying access to U.S. and European securities, which could incrementally grow Webull's revenue and customer base over time; the magnitude depends on local adoption and regulatory execution under its MiFID II passporting.
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Webull (BULL) launched its brokerage services in Italy, expanding Webull EU's footprint beyond the Netherlands.
Webull Corporation launched brokerage services in Italy.
Italian investors can trade U.S. and European equities, European ETFs, and U.S. options on Webull's platforms.
Webull EU is headquartered in Amsterdam and operates under an investment firm license from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets with authorization across the EEA under MiFID II.
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