In all countries as a hedge fund manager u need license to trade , if u dont have you are not allowed , but as being a individual there are no licenses
In all countries as a hedge fund manager u need license to trade , if u dont have you are not allowed , but as being a individual there are no licenses
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yes , as an individual trading other people's money with a LPOA
Why would that be the case since forex is not regulated in most countries in europe ...
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The Forex market is not regulated but the people that manage other peoples money are hold responsible, it does not matter which tools one uses to generate an annual return.
The Forex market is not regulated but the people that manage other peoples money are hold responsible, it does not matter which tools one uses to generate an annual return.
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I too am interested in this.
If you provide signals via a trade copier (i.e. no access to client funds, they decide their own risk etc) do you still require a licence?
If you do not collect a fee on a commission basis i.e. a flat monthly fee, and describe it as "Forex Education", is this sufficient?
{quote} I too am interested in this. If you provide signals via a trade copier (i.e. no access to client funds, they decide their own risk etc) do you still require a licence? If you do not collect a fee on a commission basis i.e. a flat monthly fee, and describe it as "Forex Education", is this sufficient?
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If you manage money of US citizens (as a CTA or CPO) then you need to be registered with US regulators.
Signal providers do not require a license in the US. You would have to charge a flat monthly fee for the service, since you would not be able to calculate the commission on funds you don’t have access to.
