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In my experience as a forex trader who prioritizes regulatory oversight when selecting brokers, I take a cautious approach with any financial service provider—and for good reason. When I looked into NORDEA, I found that, despite its sizable business operations and established presence in Nordic countries, it is not currently regulated by any financial authority relevant to forex or investment brokerage activity. This lack of regulation is a red flag for me, as regulatory bodies not only set important standards for operational transparency but also offer investors some recourse in the event of disputes or malpractices. While NORDEA provides a wide range of services, from personal banking to investment banking and capital market products, I did not identify any confirmation on valid licenses issued by recognized bodies such as the FCA (UK), ASIC (Australia), or any EU financial regulator for its trading services. The platform is labeled as having a “suspicious regulatory license” and a high potential risk profile, which simply does not align with my risk management criteria. Because the broker operates without clear regulatory oversight, I believe it is vital to exercise a high degree of caution before entrusting any funds solely based on name recognition or business volume. Regulatory transparency remains, for me, a non-negotiable starting point for trust.