OptionRally Regains CySEC License After 3-Month Suspension
OptionRally was initially flagged for non-compliance and had its license temporarily suspended by CySEC in July.
Following series of fines and license suspensions, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has today cancelled its previous suspension of the operating license of the binary options broker OptionRally.
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The Cypriot regulator said it’s now satisfied as the company has complied with regulatory obligations after adopting correctives measures and actions to tackle suspicions of violations of the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law 2007. CySEC also highlights that the decision about withdrawal of the CIF license suspension was taken on October 2, 2017.
OptionRally is regulated by the CySEC and has therefore to comply with the Cyprus regulation in order to maintain its CIF trading license that enables the broker to offer its services across Europe, the watchdog stated.
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As reported by Finance Magnates in July, OptionRally was initially flagged for non-compliance and had its license temporarily suspended by CySEC following several allegations of multiple violations. The initial suspension was reported as the regulator believed the binary options broker was not operating in accordance with the Cyprus’ law of protection of client funds. Additionally, the sum of the broker’s capital requirements seemed to be bigger than the firms’ own funds.
CySEC considered these breaches could jeopardize the interests of broker’s clients and interface with the capital market operation. Hence, the watchdog suspended OptionRally’s license.
In addition, CySEC fined OptionRally with €138,000 in September 2016 for violating several regulation sections. The company has been showing weakness in recent months including laying off a number of employees at the end of last year.
OptionRally has been involved in one of the bigger sponsorship deals in the industry with the company’s logo appearing on the Ferrari’s Formula 1 race cars.
I’ll give you some information on optionally. Eu if I’ve not heard from them in the next 3 days as seen as they are not replying to my emails on my closed accoutrements that I’ve not had my money back for. In cussing emails from july. Not that it will make a difference.
Why did the moderator remove my last post ? Come guys report the truth. I’ve got all of the legal photos to prove it
Nothing has been removed, indeed some hard copy information when you make allegations would be much appreciated.
Any particular bits ? The screen shot of the money still in my account ? The fact no trading options are available? The date time of emails sent ? The paperwork they made me sign/it said none disclosure about any of its business? PayPal screen shot ? I’ll provide you them as long as they are not put in public view as my name etc etc is on them. Do you have an email victor I’ll forward you them tomorrow ???
A few years back(2013/4 I had “dealings” with Interactivetrading.com and they took me for $4700 from my VISA account. Well, I tell you, I flew off the handle, notified all of the EU Trading Commissions as well, as Interpol (They are a joke) and figured out who was behind the whole thing. It turned out that the “mother”company was a PEGASE Ltd from Cyprus, at the time run by a Michael Teman. I emailed him and everyone I could find and asked them to return my money. It took me over one month but they finally “refunded” me the money… Read more »