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The fintech startup is operating in six countries now.

The subsidiary of government-owned Promsvyazbank will submit its application with the central bank.

The multi-asset broker secured the licence on the 12th of August 2020.

The license was awarded to the firm's UAE subsidiary, GO Markets MENA DMCC.

The bank will resubmit its application with the regulators next month.

This is a revolutionary initiative that resolves problems that Introducers and other partners face with retail brokers.

The exact number of fund managers with the license is not known.

The parent company, Trading Point Group, will be operating both brands independently

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the newest regulatory destination in the MENA region

The Malaysian territory is welcoming retail FX brokers with 1:100 leverage

An increasing number of Australian brokers are acquiring licenses in Europe to be able to target EU clients

The London-based broker will also open an office in Johannesburg

After a de-facto license freeze, Bulgaria is again open for business for brokers. Here's what you need to know

Aave has gained two crypto licenses, allowing the company to provide wallet and exchange services

Regulatory arbitrage comes at a hefty cost as ASIC still trailing on leverage restrictions.

The move helps position CrowdWiz within Europe and allows the project to continue to grow and meet its goals.

A special administrator has been appointed to oversee the interests of clients of the Spanish brokerage

The negative balance protection guarantees are prompting non-market making brokers to upgrade

With the license, the broker can now execute its strategy to continue its development in the Middle East.

The company, which more than doubled in value last year, plans to refile after it bolsters its application.

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