Financial Commission Approves YaMarkets as Latest Broker Member

Wednesday, 14/08/2024 | 16:43 GMT by Jared Kirui
  • The company and its clients will benefit from the commission's compensation fund, offering protection of up to €20,000 per complaint.
  • YaMarkets mentioned that this latest move is a quicker and simpler path to resolving disputes without complex regulatory procedures.
Financial Commission

YaMarkets has officially joined the Financial Commission as its latest member. According to the company, this step is a commitment to enhancing client services and offers traders a quicker path to resolving disputes without the need for complex regulatory procedures.

Financial Commission's Compensation Fund

Effective from August 14th, 2024, YaMarkets' commission membership as an approved broker member allows the company and its customers to access a range of services offered by the commission, according to a statement the company shared with Finance Magnates.

Among the key benefits is the protection of up to €20,000 per complaint, backed by the commission's compensation fund. This offers traders an additional layer of security, knowing that an unbiased third party is available to mediate disputes when direct negotiations fail, the commission mentioned.

The Financial Commission provides a platform that accelerates dispute resolution for brokers and traders participating in CFDs, forex , and cryptocurrency markets. Unlike traditional channels such as arbitration or local courts, this platform aims to simplify the resolution process, making it more accessible and less time-consuming.

Financial Service Commission of Mauritius

YaMarkets is regulated by the Financial Service Commission of Mauritius. The brokerage firm offers access to a range of financial products, including forex, indices, commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies . It also features trading platforms such as MT4 and MT5.

On the other hand, the Financial Commission was established as an independent external dispute resolution forum. Initially, it focused on resolving issues within the forex market. Over time, it expanded its scope to include CFDs and related derivatives and certified trading technology platforms. YaMarkets now joins a growing list of brokerages and independent service providers certified by the commission.

Last month, the Financial Commission enlisted Vantage Trading as its newest member. Similarly, the approval granted the company and its clients access to various services and benefits, including protection up to €20,000 per complaint through the agency’s compensation fund.

Other companies that have joined the commission include Swift Trader, which became an approved member in May. Orfinex, a regulated trading platform based in Australia, also joined this year, adding to the agency's growing membership.

YaMarkets has officially joined the Financial Commission as its latest member. According to the company, this step is a commitment to enhancing client services and offers traders a quicker path to resolving disputes without the need for complex regulatory procedures.

Financial Commission's Compensation Fund

Effective from August 14th, 2024, YaMarkets' commission membership as an approved broker member allows the company and its customers to access a range of services offered by the commission, according to a statement the company shared with Finance Magnates.

Among the key benefits is the protection of up to €20,000 per complaint, backed by the commission's compensation fund. This offers traders an additional layer of security, knowing that an unbiased third party is available to mediate disputes when direct negotiations fail, the commission mentioned.

The Financial Commission provides a platform that accelerates dispute resolution for brokers and traders participating in CFDs, forex , and cryptocurrency markets. Unlike traditional channels such as arbitration or local courts, this platform aims to simplify the resolution process, making it more accessible and less time-consuming.

Financial Service Commission of Mauritius

YaMarkets is regulated by the Financial Service Commission of Mauritius. The brokerage firm offers access to a range of financial products, including forex, indices, commodities, stocks, and cryptocurrencies . It also features trading platforms such as MT4 and MT5.

On the other hand, the Financial Commission was established as an independent external dispute resolution forum. Initially, it focused on resolving issues within the forex market. Over time, it expanded its scope to include CFDs and related derivatives and certified trading technology platforms. YaMarkets now joins a growing list of brokerages and independent service providers certified by the commission.

Last month, the Financial Commission enlisted Vantage Trading as its newest member. Similarly, the approval granted the company and its clients access to various services and benefits, including protection up to €20,000 per complaint through the agency’s compensation fund.

Other companies that have joined the commission include Swift Trader, which became an approved member in May. Orfinex, a regulated trading platform based in Australia, also joined this year, adding to the agency's growing membership.

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