March 10 (Reuters) - Israeli digital brokerage eToro is

seeking a valuation of more than $3.5 billion and considers the

U.S. a potential destination to list its shares, the Financial

Times reported on Sunday.

The retail trading platform is weighing an initial public

offering (IPO) in New York or London, CEO Yoni Assia told the

newspaper, adding that a U.S. listing would give the company

access to a broader range of investors than a presence on the

British market.