Disliked{quote} Hey, could you clarify what legal issues you're mentioning? All CFD brokers seem to operate under a similar business model, with a parent company and various subsidiaries. For example, look at IC Markets, ATFX, and BDSwiss—they all follow this structure but offer different services. From my viewpoint, these new CFD brokers in the prop trading industry have built strong global brands and internal processes (maybe not perfect but still in!), especially compared to traditional prop firms that are failing one after another. What are your thoughts...Ignored
You will see more of the broker backed companies removing jurisdictions like US, UK, AUS, Belgium, Italy, soon based on legal advice as the regulators are actively knocking on doors (not just on broker backed companies but on multiple props as well).
South africa as well likely will start making noise about prop firms due to the "Finflunencer" market and what could be construed as financial advice and a financial product (props) being offered to retail customers.
Quickly is right, even if he chose to use his rectum to deliver the message. The prop environment will change as soon as regulators start the action process after doing the research process.
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