RoboForex Receives Expanded CySEC License, Offers New Product

Sunday, 03/04/2016 | 12:07 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • Extended offer accommodates copy trading and RAMM solutions both for clients and partners.
RoboForex Receives Expanded CySEC License, Offers New Product
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RoboForex, the foreign exchange brokerage, has announced the CySEC license expansion for services in the field of portfolio management. As a result, the company is able to broaden its offering to copy trading and Risk Allocation Management Tool (RAMM).

Recent changes concern the license number 191/13 issued by the Cypriot financial markets regulator. According to the RoboForex press release, it will allow the company to offer clients direct access to RAMM and CopyFX trading platforms.

Thanks to CopyFX, existing customers can attach to the platform both as traders and investors. The first ones earn commissions on transactions copied by clients, while investors may choose the person they want to follow and duplicate their positions.

Within RAMM solutions the rules are highly similar. Investors using the new type of account replicates one of the strategies available in the traders’ database. At the same time traders providing its business system can earn up to 50% of the profits that customers generated.

As part of the offering, clients are able to determine the maximum level of risk and the value of individual transactions, which should largely facilitate capital management within the copy trading services.

As reported by RoboForex in a recent official statement on the license extension: “Both platforms are sure to help traders to open new investment horizons and get the most from trading on the Forex market, and partners to expand their affiliate networks and increase their profit from cooperation with RoboForex.”

This is another change to trade conditions announced by the brokerage this year. In January, Finance Magnates reported that RoboForex expanded its asset suite with twenty new options instruments, offering payouts between 72% and 78%.

RoboForex, the foreign exchange brokerage, has announced the CySEC license expansion for services in the field of portfolio management. As a result, the company is able to broaden its offering to copy trading and Risk Allocation Management Tool (RAMM).

Recent changes concern the license number 191/13 issued by the Cypriot financial markets regulator. According to the RoboForex press release, it will allow the company to offer clients direct access to RAMM and CopyFX trading platforms.

Thanks to CopyFX, existing customers can attach to the platform both as traders and investors. The first ones earn commissions on transactions copied by clients, while investors may choose the person they want to follow and duplicate their positions.

Within RAMM solutions the rules are highly similar. Investors using the new type of account replicates one of the strategies available in the traders’ database. At the same time traders providing its business system can earn up to 50% of the profits that customers generated.

As part of the offering, clients are able to determine the maximum level of risk and the value of individual transactions, which should largely facilitate capital management within the copy trading services.

As reported by RoboForex in a recent official statement on the license extension: “Both platforms are sure to help traders to open new investment horizons and get the most from trading on the Forex market, and partners to expand their affiliate networks and increase their profit from cooperation with RoboForex.”

This is another change to trade conditions announced by the brokerage this year. In January, Finance Magnates reported that RoboForex expanded its asset suite with twenty new options instruments, offering payouts between 72% and 78%.

About the Author: Damian Chmiel
Damian Chmiel
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About the Author: Damian Chmiel
Damian's adventure with financial markets began at the Cracow University of Economics, where he obtained his MA in finance and accounting. Starting from the retail trader perspective, he collaborated with brokerage houses and financial portals in Poland as an independent editor and content manager. His adventure with Finance Magnates began in 2016, where he is working as a business intelligence analyst.
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