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B2BROKER Gains Investment Bank Status in Labuan
Abstract:Founded in 2014, B2BROKER PRIME Investment Bank Ltd. has now obtained an Investment Bank licence from the Labuan Financial Services Authority.

B2BROKER PRIME Investment Bank Ltd (B2BROKER) has obtained a Labuan Investment Bank licence issued by the Labuan Financial Services Authority, positioning the company within a regulatory landscape shared by global financial institutions operating in the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre.
Founded in 2014, B2BROKER operates as a fintech solutions provider for institutional clients, supplying trading technology, liquidity, brokerage infrastructure and payment solutions through a group of regulated entities. With operational hubs in London, Limassol, Hong Kong and Dubai, the company works across Europe, the Middle East and Asia, serving brokers, exchanges, hedge funds and proprietary trading firms.
Labuan IBFC has long been recognised as a well-established jurisdiction for cross-border banking, known for its pragmatic regulatory framework and oversight standards. Receiving approval from the Labuan FSA places B2BROKER PRIME among firms that operate under a recognised international regime, offering clients a clearer level of institutional assurance. According to the company, the licence strengthens its credibility and enhances delivery capabilities by ensuring that its services now fall under a fully regulated investment banking structure.
With the new authorisation, B2BROKER PRIME is permitted to provide credit facilities to corporate clients, support institutional growth initiatives, and deliver a range of advisory functions. These include corporate and investment advisory work, securities dealing, investment management activities, and transactions involving foreign exchange, interest rate swaps, derivatives and other hedging instruments. The expanded scope allows the company to integrate banking functions directly into its operational framework.
The companys founder, Arthur Azizov, described the licence as a step that enables the organisation to embed regulated banking services into its systems. He emphasised that this development completes an operational structure designed to provide clients with access to credit, risk management and advisory support across different regions.
Under its new regulatory status, the firm intends to introduce several additional offerings. One of these is Prime of Prime liquidity, involving multi-asset liquidity with institutional-level pricing and access. Another is structured credit and treasury solutions designed to offer risk-managed financing to institutional clients. The company also aims to expand its corporate and markets advisory functions, providing guidance on capital market access, foreign exchange, commodities, indices and digital asset derivatives where permitted by jurisdiction.

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