Brokers

With only two days to go until the end of the Brexit transition period, UK brokers are losing so-called 'passporting' rights.

The brokerage calls it 'market rumors'.

Hong Kong’s regulations require firms to deliver the shares, after completion of a short sale transaction.

AmorFX is solely focused on the Turkish market though it apparently has no regulation status in the country.

The broker is witnessing a healthy gain in trading volume even after the March windfall.

The broker has already stopped taking clients from the EEA countries.

The Broker plans to facilitate its European clients after Brexit.

The company is expecting to receive a total deposit of $20 billion by 2020 end.

The broker received authorization from the Central Bank of Ireland for Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited.

The regulatory action was expected as PSB-Forex filed to regulators earlier this year to voluntarily revoke its license.

The proceeds will be used in the incubation of blockchain startups.

The new rates will apply to premium accounts with a monthly fee of $5.

It is not clear if it is asking traders across the EU for such migration.

The broker plans to facilitate its clients with a wider list of assets and advanced trading features.

The liquidator did not receive co-operation from the shareholders of the broker.

The UK entity started to take clients in 2018.

FX brokers are among those that have been targeted by rogue operators who clone their names and websites.

Operating under the brand ‘OANDA Europe Markets (OEM),’ the new entity is licensed by the Malta Financial Services Authority.

Revenue’s of both AxiCorp Limited and Star Financials came in positive.

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