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As a trader accustomed to evaluating brokers with a critical eye, I pay close attention to regulatory status and transparency, as these factors directly influence my trust level and trading decisions. When assessing Maven for questions like commissions on ECN or raw spread accounts, I immediately noted several concerning gaps. The available information about Maven highlights a serious regulatory issue: its Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) license is marked as "Exceeded," and Maven currently holds no valid, up-to-date regulation. For me, this is a major red flag, as an exceeded or lapsed license can mean the broker operates with minimal oversight and less accountability. More specifically, I could not find any clear, published details regarding their commission structure for ECN or raw spread accounts. For reputable brokers, transparent disclosure of commission fees is standard practice and essential for making informed decisions. The lack of such details not only makes it impossible for me to evaluate their cost structure accurately, but it also further undermines my confidence in their operations. In my experience, an absence of critical trading information and deficiencies in regulatory standing typically signals unacceptable risk. For these reasons, I would refrain from trading with Maven or recommending them to others until comprehensive, authoritative, and up-to-date information is made available and their regulatory status is rectified.