The US-based proprietary trading firm Seven Points Capital has expanded its international footprint with the opening of a new office in London, marking the firm’s latest move to support its global trading operations.
Founded in 2007, Seven Points Capital operates a fully funded proprietary trading model and has maintained a presence across several US locations. The London office adds to the firm’s existing offices in New York, Arizona, and Fort Lauderdale, while complementing its distributed base of remote traders across North America and Europe.
According to the company, the London expansion reflects increased demand from traders based in the UK and Europe and is intended to improve operational coverage across multiple time zones. The office is already operational and forms part of Seven Points Capital’s broader international strategy.
Longstanding Presence in Prop Trading
Seven Points Capital has operated for nearly two decades and has traded through multiple market cycles, including the 2008 global financial crisis and periods of elevated volatility during the COVID-19 pandemic. The firm has positioned its trading model around selective recruitment, internal capital allocation, and structured trader development.
Unlike evaluation-based prop firms, Seven Points Capital operates a fully funded structure. Traders trade firm capital rather than progressing through paid challenge models. The company combines in-office trading environments with remote participation, allowing traders to operate either from physical offices or from their own locations.
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Hybrid Operating Model
The firm’s hybrid model blends physical trading floors with a geographically distributed trader network. According to Seven Points Capital, this structure allows it to support traders across different regions while maintaining centralized risk oversight and operational standards.
The addition of the London office strengthens the firm’s presence in a major global financial center and provides closer proximity to UK- and Europe-based traders. It also extends the firm’s ability to manage trading activity across overlapping market sessions.
Leadership Commentary
Commenting on the expansion, Mike Mangieri, Co-Founder of Seven Points Capital, said the firm views London as a natural location for its next stage of growth. He noted that traders increasingly seek structured environments focused on long-term development rather than short-term participation.
Co-Founder Michael Katz added that the firm’s expansion supports operational continuity as markets move toward more extended trading hours. He highlighted the importance of discipline and risk management when operating across multiple time zones.
Industry Context
The London expansion comes at a time when the proprietary trading sector continues to evolve, with firms reassessing operational structures, funding models, and risk frameworks. Several established prop trading firms have expanded internationally in recent years to better serve global trader bases and manage around-the-clock market access.
Seven Points Capital stated that its growth strategy focuses on maintaining its existing operating standards rather than pursuing scale alone. The firm did not disclose the size of the London team or provide details regarding future expansion plans.
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