Global Broker Regulation Inquiry App
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Global Forex Regulatory Authorities
Committed to Compliance
Dedicated to a Secure Trading Environment
Dedicated to a Secure Trading Environment
We are dedicated to ensuring fairness for investors through transparent financial products and services, and by providing clear information to support informed financial decision-making.
Fair and Transparent
We safeguard market integrity by establishing rules, setting regulatory standards, and monitoring activity to prevent manipulation, fraud, and misconduct.
The Financial Industry RegulatoryAuthorityFINRA
Local Regulation
United States
United StatesEstablished in 2007Regulated by GovernmentInternational Regulatory Organization
A
Rating
Financial Crimes Enforcement NetworkFinCEN
Local Regulation
United States
United StatesEstablished in 1990Regulated by GovernmentForex Regulation
B
Rating
National Futures AssociationNFA
Local Regulation
United States
United StatesEstablished in 1982Regulated by GovernmentInternational Regulatory Organization
C
Rating
Securities and Futures Commission of Hong KongSFC
Hong Kong China
Hong Kong ChinaEstablished in 1989Regulated by GovernmentNBPInternational Regulatory Organization
AAA
Rating
Australia Securities & Investment CommissionASIC
Australia
AustraliaEstablished in 1998Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationNBPInternational Regulatory Organization
AAA
Rating
Capital Market AuthorityCMA
United Arab Emirates
United Arab EmiratesEstablished in 2000Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationInternational Regulatory Organization
AAA
Rating
Financial Services AgencyFSA
Japan
JapanEstablished in 2000Regulated by GovernmentForex RegulationNBPInternational Regulatory Organization
AAA
Rating
Rating Definitions
AAA
Excellent, minimal risk and high creditworthiness.AA
Very Good, virtually no risk and sound management.A
Good, with all metrics at a medium level.B
Fair, offering limited security for investors.C
Poor, highly speculative with inadequate financial safeguards.
Regulatory Environment
Assesses whether the regulator formulates and enforces stringent regulations to ensure market transparency and fairness. It also evaluates its active participation in international regulatory cooperation and adherence to global standards, which enhances its global recognition.
Regulatory Policy
Examines the regulator's policies, organizational structure, leadership, decision-making processes, and internal controls to ensure effective oversight. This includes the practical implementation and effectiveness of these policies in maintaining market supervision.
License Value
Evaluates the entry barriers and economic costs of obtaining a license. It also assesses the market recognition and prestige of the regulator's license within the financial industry.
Risk Management
Analyzes the financial health of the regulatory authority, including its budget, revenues, expenditures, reserves, and balance sheet. It also evaluates its resilience during financial crises or market volatility.
Investor Protection
Analyzes the regulator's complaint handling mechanisms and their effectiveness to evaluate the extent of protection for investors' rights and interests.