FXPRIMUS moves its headquarters to Cyprus
Several months after acquiring a CIF license, the retail Forex broker moves its headquarters to Cyprus.
Read moreSeveral months after acquiring a CIF license, the retail Forex broker moves its headquarters to Cyprus.
Read moreA business improvement order by Japan's financial regulator has led to Kabu.com's senior management solemnly saying goodbye to a heavy proportion of their salaries.
Read moreThe Japanese Forex broker will increase the margin on currency pairs with the euro, starting from June 29, 2015.
Read moreThe latest RMB Tracker by SWIFT shows RMB payments accounted for 2.18% of global payments in May 2015.
Read moreThe company has unveiled a set of future changes to its social trading network, including making high-risk strategies unavailable to copy.
Read moreFrom June 29, 2015, the Forex broker reduces leverage and imposes temporary limits to size and volume of opened positions with EUR pairs, citing the possibility of Greece defaulting.
Read moreThe Forex broker asks all of its Japanese clients to close their trading positions before July 4, 2015.
Read moreThe company keeps building a high-profile Advisory Board, with two new additions announced today: former CFTC chairman Dr. James Newsome and president of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy Hernando de Soto.
Read moreThe broker has made trading with USD/RUB and EUR/RUB available again on Admiral.Markets and Admiral.Prime accounts.
Read moreThe new accounts come along with no minimum deposit requirement, an offer of a maximum leverage of 1:500 and floating spreads.
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