Global Broker Regulation Inquiry App
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Global forex regulatory authorities
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Create a secure trading environment
Create a secure trading environment
Committed to ensuring that financial products and services are fair to investors and provide clear information to help them make informed financial decisions.
Fair and transparent
To safeguard the proper functioning of the market by setting rules, regulating standards and monitoring market activities to prevent manipulation, fraud and improper trading.
Monetary Authority of SingaporeMAS
Singapore
SingaporeEstablished in 1971Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationInternational Regulatory Organization
B
Rating
Central Bank of the U.A.E.CBUAE
United Arab Emirates
United Arab EmiratesEstablished in 1980Regulated by GovernmentForex Regulation
B
Rating
Mwali International Services AuthorityMISA
Comoros
ComorosEstablished in 1988Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationNBP
B
Rating
MajandusTegevuse RegisterMTR
Estonia
EstoniaEstablished in 1992Regulated by Government
B
Rating
Czech national bankCNB
Czech Republic
Czech RepublicEstablished in 1993Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationInternational Regulatory Organization
B
Rating
The Securities Commission MalaysiaSCM
Malaysia
MalaysiaEstablished in 1993Regulated by GovernmentInternational Regulatory Organization
B
Rating
Labuan Financial Services AuthorityLFSA
Malaysia
MalaysiaEstablished in 1996Regulated by GovernmentForex Regulation
B
Rating
Rating Instructions
AAA
Excellent, almost no risk, high corporate creditAA
Very good, basically no risk, well-managedA
Good, all indicators are at a medium levelB
Fair, weak investment security for investorsC
Poor, highly speculative, no financial security
Regulatory Environment
Assess whether the regulatory authority has put in place and enforced stringent regulations to ensure the transparency and fairness of the market and whether it actively participates in international regulatory cooperation and follows international standards to enhance the global recognition of its regulation.
Regulatory Policy
Examines the policies, structure, leadership, decision-making processes, and internal controls of the regulatory authority to ensure effective regulation and decision-making. As well as the effectiveness of the implementation of these policies in practice to ensure that they are able to effectively supervise the market.
License Value
The threshold of entry for license application and the financial cost to be incurred in applying. It also examines the extent to which the regulatory authority's license is recognized by the market in the financial industry.
Risk Management
Analyze the financial situation of the regulatory authority, including its budget, revenues, expenditures, reserves and balance sheet, as well as its ability to respond to a financial crisis or market volatility.
Investment Protection
Analyze the mechanism and effectiveness of the regulatory authority's response to complaints to know the extent to which it protects investors' rights and interests.