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As an experienced trader, one of the first things I look for in evaluating a broker is clear information about leverage for different asset classes, especially major forex pairs. In my review of T.RowePrice, I was unable to find any publicly disclosed details regarding maximum leverage—either for forex pairs or for other assets. This lack of transparency is a significant concern for me. In the forex industry, established brokers typically display leverage conditions upfront, allowing me to properly assess potential risk and fit for my trading style. T.RowePrice appears to be regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong and specializes mainly in investment products like funds, equities, fixed income, and alternative assets such as private equity. Its SFC license is specifically related to dealing in futures, not traditional forex brokerage. The platform’s information mentions a variety of institutional-grade products, but there is no indication that it offers leveraged forex trading as most retail brokers do. Because leverage details are not specified and the regulatory focus is on futures contracts, I can only caution that if forex trading is supported at all, the leverage terms—if available—would likely differ from what traders typically encounter with retail forex brokers. Without transparent details on leverage, fees, or specific trading terms, I personally would not commit funds without direct clarification from the broker. In my view, always verify such critical parameters before making any trading decisions.