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We take a look at the past week's most intriguing, beleaguering and captivating stories

The duo misappropriated at least $2.3 million from Dutch and US investors

The CFTC originally asked the court to order the defendants to pay back over $75 million in fines and ...

The increase in volumes follows on from a weak performance in February.

The permanent measures will come into effect from the 2nd of April, 2019.

Austin Smith, the CEO of Wealth Recovery International, worked for a binary options firm Numaris Communications

Following a solid month in January, FX and binary options trading volumes in February didn’t measure up.

US authorities have requested victim statements in the run up to Ex-CEO Jason Scharf's sentencing in September

Nadex said that people running an unaffiliated 'account management' service have been targeting clients

This is the second time the regulator has extended the prohibitions for binary options.

In January, the FFAJ had one more operator in the FX space than in December.

As the second lapse of the temporary product intervention measures comes due, so is a more permanent solution.

Invest.com receives blow after failing to attend court hearing; judge says that silence speaks volumes.

Shareholders claim that Moshe Hogeg has looted the company.

The trading volume for binary options was still down month-on-month.

The new three-month ban will come into effect on January 2, 2019.

Scharf was the operator of citrades.com and orchestrated advertising campaigns that lured investors to the site.

Binary options trading volumes also recorded a month-on-month decline.

Catch up on last week's top stories.

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