Broker for larger account than usual

Hi,
What broker would you trade with if you wanted to open an account with 50k / 100k deposit?

I'd like to choose the safest solutions for the deposit. I don't want to risk opening an account with a broker that blows. Nobody wants it, but the larger the account....

I was thinking about cfhmarkets (fsa regulated and under fscs) and dukascopy. Other suggestions?
The account must be in eur
I don't care about the platform
Reasonable spread / commission
Regulated, better if under fscs or similar.
Bank or solid broker (no bucket shop)

Thanks

hey
marexfx.com is fine, if you are looking for big account...
also,
atcbrokers.com is also good, with very low spread as well.

cheers

Marex Financial

thanks.

ATC has only us account.

Any personal experience with marexfx? To say the truth I have never heard of them...my bad.

Is this broker better and "safer" than others?

Dukascopy has all you are looking for.

Most important feature is deposit protection up to 100 000 CHF in case broker goes belly up.

Downside it takes a while until you get your account opened. For me it took over three weeks.

Also for that amount be prepared to answer questions about origin of the money.

I have to agree here that Dukascopy always comes first when it talking about big money...

You can use ATC as well, but that depends on your trading style....

If it is Auto, then ATC is not bad, but still Dukascopy is the top of the tops...

Cheers,

SF9

If you are worried about your money safety double chekc if FSA regulation / FSCS covers FX at all?

When I asked FSCS I got the following vague response
From:
"Gary Robinson" <[email protected]>
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Dear Mr /.....

Thank you for your E mail of 29 July 2010 about protection for investments involving FOREX companies under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

I have been liaising with our legal department.

The important question is whether the contract here is a regulated “future” (and so falls within the definition of a “designated investment”, and in turn, is in principle covered by FSCS if the claim made is “in connection with protected investment business” or whether the contract is an unregulated forward FX contract (which falls outside the definition of a “designated investment”) and therefore would not be covered.

As stated previously, unfortunately, until a claim is presented we would be unable to provide a more definitive response as only then would we be able to carry out a full assessment of the eligibility of any claim.

I hope this is helpful. However, if you have any further questions please contact us again or telephone our helpline on 020 7892 7300 or freephone 0800 6781100.

Yours sincerely



Gary Robinson
Senior Claims Officer

Hi,
Do you know any brokers out of USA...still excepting US clients..???
Thanks,
Rudi