Exante, a multi asset broker headquartered in Malta where it holds a Category 2 Investment Services License issued by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is announcing they have integrated new charting tools within their proprietary platform for those who trade using technical analysis. Below you can see in action and read about the four…
Read moreWhilst many binary options companies continue to target French citizens as potential clients, French regulatory officials have published a list of some 155 unregulated brands which are promising unrealistic returns whilst not possessing the correct license to operate in France
Read morePaul Boyle OBE now has a direct and indirect interest in 2,300 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 0.002% of Plus500's issued share capital, distributed between himself and his wife Claire Boyle
Read moreThe Joint Committee which consists of a series of three pan-European regulatory authorities has published its guidelines for cross-border financial conglomerates, with supervisory practices paramount
Read moreSenior lawyer Rupert Shaefer will assume the position of Head of Strategic Services at FINMA following Nina Arquint's standing down on January 1, 2015
Read moreMaksim Faust, Soft-FX CEO comments: "Brokerage companies willing to enter the next phase of their evolution should be able to satisfy the need of institutional clients with the Aggregator. It is the right tool for that."
Read moreNearly a month after it had reported that an acquirer had emerged to make a HK$0.65 bid for the company, Hong Kong retail forex broker KVB Kunlun Financial Group Ltd (HKG:8077) has finally provided an update, and in truth it isn't much of one. KVB has made a further filing with the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx)…
Read moreLaw enforcement agencies in Britain are beginning to arrest individual traders who were employed by banks involved in the FX rate manipulation, with British government officials and city veterans calling for more arrests and criminal prosecutions
Read moreIn a Reuters news bulletin that slipped under the radar over the weekend, CME Group (NASDAQ:CME) reported last Friday that it fined three Chicago-based proprietary trading firms for violations stemming from problems with automated trading systems. The firms, 303 Proprietary Trading, Allston Trading and Traditum Group, had no immediate comment or declined to comment. CME…
Read moreA "currency" trader from Yorkshire has vanished along with £130 ($203) million in investors’ cash in an alleged fraud that could be one of the biggest in recent British history.
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