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Based on my research and review of Maven as an experienced trader, I found that the broker’s core focus is primarily in the securities market rather than being a typical multi-asset forex broker. Maven describes itself as a proprietary trading firm, and while it is registered in the United Kingdom and has been around for several years, their offering does not appear to explicitly detail access to a broad range of retail trading instruments like forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities. Instead, Maven’s primary activity is described as proprietary trading and investment advisory—a model quite different from standard brokers that provide retail trading accounts with direct access to various markets. The information on their official site and regulatory details reinforce this more specialized, institution-centric structure. Given my risk-aware approach, I must stress that there are significant transparency issues regarding the specific types of instruments available for individual traders, and there is no clear evidence of standard forex, index, commodity, or cryptocurrency trading for retail clients. For someone seeking diverse and transparent access to multiple asset classes, I would be cautious with Maven due to this lack of clarity and focus on proprietary trading. Always ensure you have full understanding of instrument availability and broker structure before considering any engagement.