EasyMarkets reasserts their commitment to trading safety by adding a new license from Seychelles regulatory agency.
EasyMarkets take legality as a priority. The proof is their acquirement of a new regulatory license from the Seychelles Financial Services Authority. It is their third regulation after the licenses from Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Previously known as easyForex, the company considers that the latest license as one of their efforts to earn trust from the clients and expand to broader markets.
Koula Lamprou, Chief Financial Officer easyMarkets, admits that regulation, security, and oversight are of vital importance for the client's trading experience. One of the advantages of gaining Seychelles regulation is to attract clients from Africa or Middle-East Asia, as the location of Seychelles is near them. Koula adds that her company is already strong with the status of being registered under ESMA and CySEC for the European clients and ASIC for the Asia-Pacific expansion. Nearly 20 years of wrestling in the brokerage and trading industry has widened easyMarkets awareness of what the traders want and need. EasyMarkets understands that service must be improved day by day.
However, the broker's commitments in giving their best could no longer comply with Poland regulations. For your information, the Polish Ministry of Finance drafted a new law about sweeping changes to its forex regulations. They imposed maximum leverage on forex trading accounts to 1:50. After the announcement, easyMarkets decided to exit the Polish market and withdrew its branch in the capital of Poland, Warsaw.
In the brand reputation front, easyMarkets proudly announced a future partnership with Real Madrid. This prestigious sponsorship widens the broker's opportunity to a wider audience as a forex broker or a financial service provider. Click here to find more information about easyMarkets.