Regulator Performance Overview
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85
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Insurance coverage protecting client deposits and funds
Requirement for client funds to be held separately from company funds
Protection against negative account balances in trading
Access to qualified investment professionals and advisory services
Public registers
Tier 1
Government-regulated
Per local law; typical sanctions
Detailed assessment of regulatory capabilities and effectiveness
Detailed breakdown of the 6 key regulatory performance indicators
Value and prestige of licenses issued by this regulator
Effectiveness of regulatory framework and enforcement
Institutional strength and organizational capability
Risk assessment and management protocols
Investor protection measures and safeguards
Client fund protection and insurance coverage
This regulator shows excellent performance with an overall score of 85.
Strongest performance in License Value
Transparency Level: Public registers
Global Tier: tier1
Brokers authorized and regulated by this authority
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The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) is the primary regulatory body responsible for overseeing and supervising the Swiss financial market.
The establishment of one consolidated state authority represented an essential step toward harmonizing financial supervision in Switzerland and reaffirming the country's status as one of the most trusted financial centres in the world.
FINMA is an independent supervisory authority, free from political ties, and is responsible for ensuring that Switzerland's financial system operates correctly.
FINMA aims to ensure that Switzerland's financial system operates securely and reliably.
• Banks and financial institutions
• Insurance companies
• Securities dealers and exchanges
• Collective investment schemes and their asset managers
• Fund management companies
• Insurance distributors and intermediaries
Through the supervision of these components of the financial industry, FINMA secures market integrity, investor confidence, and reduces systemic risks that could affect the nation's economic stability.
Forex, Stocks, Derivatives, Securities, Futures