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Alfredo de Cristofaro

Founder QualeBroker.com

 

Born in 1989, he graduated in Economics of Financial Intermediaries from Luiss Guido Carli University in Rome, where he also obtained a master's degree in Economics and Finance.

From 2014 to 2019 he was Country Manager for Italy at DEGIRO, one of the leading online brokers in Europe. That experience led him to make his knowledge available to traders and private investors.

On QualeBroker.com he personally analyses and tests brokers, investment platforms and accounts, checking that they meet the highest standards of security and transparency.

He no longer has any working relationship with DEGIRO: all published reviews follow QualeBroker's independent methodology.

Expertise

  • Financial markets
  • Regulation and supervision of financial intermediaries
  • Technical and fundamental analysis
  • Option strategies
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