In recent years lawmakers and regulators developed a growing number of local and global laws and regulations. Although the development of them and the extent to which they are enforced varies from country to country, all financial markets are subject to certain rules.
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In the last decade, the forex market has gained great popularity. It is difficult to define all of the factors influencing its rise. However, we can cite some of the main reasons for its growth.
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Anti-money laundering laws require forex brokerages to have in place adequate internal systems for spotting suspicious activities and reporting it to appropriate authorities.
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Forex OTC market differs from investing in many other financial instruments like for example equities or futures trading because it is possible for the brokerage houses to take the other side of customers’ trades (so trade against them).
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Setting up the instrument classes for retail traders is a crucial activity that accompanies brokers throughout their business life. Today we will take a look at three most frequently used offer types: fixed spreads, floating spreads and STP (market).
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Choosing a suitable jurisdiction to establish a Forex broker company, is a key business decision that requires taking many parameters into consideration including a set of regulatory procedures and compliance with domestic, community and international provisions and requirements.
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Outsourcing has become a popular and a common practice these days but has been in existence for sometime now. Since the mid-1700s, Industrial revolution griped Europe where there was a high demand for production of goods and outsourcing became the solution for most problems.
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