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Regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings against 18 brokerage and trading firms over the past week, citing unauthorised activity and potential fraud. The actions target unlicensed, cloned and unregulated platforms that appear to be soliciting retail investors across several markets.
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission has withdrawn the Cyprus Investment Firm authorisation of TTCM Traders Trust Capital Markets Ltd following the broker’s decision to renounce its licence. The move forms part of a broader pattern of voluntary exits from the Cyprus Investment Firm regime and coincides with new reporting instructions and supervisory plans for investment firms and crypto asset service providers.
The Financial Conduct Authority has warned that Global Crest Markets, operating via www.goldcrestmarkets.com and based in London, is not authorised to provide financial services in the UK. The regulator cautions that UK consumers dealing with the firm lack access to key protections, including the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has ordered offshore firms Netrios LP Ltd. and Red Acre Ltd. to pay a combined $2.5 million for supporting unregistered trading platforms serving U.S. retail customers. The firms, which did not admit or deny the findings, must cease the conduct described in the CFTC’s order.
Regulators in multiple jurisdictions have issued warnings against 18 brokerage and trading firms over the past week, citing unauthorised activity and potential fraud. The actions target unlicensed, cloned and unregulated platforms that appear to be soliciting retail investors across several markets.
Goldenway Japan Co., Ltd.
“I’ve used FXTF for a few months. It's solid in terms of regulation and spreads are fair, but the platform feels outdated and withdrawals take longer than expected. Overall okay, but not my top choice.”
mahdi adamzadeh
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