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Swissquote Bank
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Financial Conduct Authority
On April 1, 2013, FSA (Financial Services Authority) was replaced by two parallel regulatory agencies, FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) and PRA (Prudential Financial Regulation Authority).
Malta Financial Services Authority
MFSA is the only financial services regulatory agency in Malta. It was established on July 23, 2002 to take over foreign exchange regulatory rights from the Central Bank of Malta, the Malta Stock Exchange and the Malta Financial Services Center. MFSA is a fully self-contained and independent institution that reports to the Parliament once a year. The financial services sector includes all financial activities, including related credit institutions, financial and electronic money institutions, securities and investment service companies, standardized markets, insurance companies, pension plans, and trustees.
Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority
FINMA is an independent institution with an independent legal person and its headquarter is located in Bern, the capital of Switzerland. It directly serves the Swiss Parliament and is institutionally, functionally and financially independent of the Swiss Federal Central Government and the Federal Ministry of Finance. Enforce the Financial Market Supervision Act; responsible for the legislation of the financial market. According to the provisions of Art. 5 of the FIMASA Act, the responsibility of FINMA is to protect the interests of creditors, investors and policyholders, while ensuring the normal operation of the financial market. The core of FINMA's mission is to provide protection for individuals and maintain the functions of financial markets.
DuBai Financial Services Authority
DFSA is an independent financial services regulator or from the Dubai International Financial Center, which conducts a dedicated financial free trade zone in Dubai, UAE. DFSA's regulatory authority includes asset management, banking and credit services, securities, collective investment fund custody and trust services, commodity futures trading, Islamic finance, insurance, international stock exchanges, and an international commodity derivatives exchange. In addition to regulating financial and ancillary services, DFSA is responsible for overseeing and implementing anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) requirements applicable to the Dubai International Financial Center. DFSA has also accepted the delegation’s power to investigate DIFC’s affairs and partnerships for major breaches of the DIFC company’s legal suspicions and pursue enforcement of remedial measures that can be registered from the Dubai International Financial Center Registered Companies (RoC).
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Gold: glittering trading opportunities on Swiss DOTS
Gold is once again in demand as a safe haven currency and source of inflation protection, with the price per troy ounce recently approaching the USD 2'000 mark. Persistently rampant inflation, geopolitical tension and recent problems in the banking sector...
2 weeks agoOn Holding: Swiss DOTS offers leveraged products with winning qualities
In the second full financial year since its stock market debut, the sports shoe manufacturer is reaping the benefits of a booming trainer market, the unwavering charisma of retired tennis legend Roger Federer, and fewer supply problems. On shares have als...
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As the exceptional boom created by the coronavirus pandemic came to an end, the pharma giant experienced a major slowdown — both in its financial statements and on the stock market. Yet the Group’s current moderate positioning could justify a closer look...
2 weeks agoFlughafen Zürich: Swiss DOTS opens check-in to all traders
As the holiday season gets underway, Flughafen Zürich’s shares face significant headwinds. Yet regardless of whether traders are backing the stock to take off or anticipating a steady descent, they will find the right tools on Swiss DOTS, Switzerland’s le...
2 weeks agoPartners Group: attempting a dynamic breakout
For some time, the private equity firm’s stock has been moving within a broad sideways corridor. Yet the publication of the company’s half-year results is breathing new life into the SMI member, making this the perfect time for leveraged speculation. Intr...
2 weeks agoAlibaba: Turbocharge your investments with the Chinese giant
The technology group impressed the markets once again with its latest interim report. A moderate valuation combined with a promising situation from a technical analysis perspective makes the stock an attractive prospect. Selected leveraged securities in S...
2 weeks agoSwatch: Watch king in search of a beat
The world’s largest manufacturer of timepieces is causing a stir with new products and strong growth. But so far there has been no applause from stock market investors. The stock has now reached a decisive point. At Swiss DOTS, investors will find a wide...
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After becoming accustomed to success, the luxury goods group is facing a decline in demand that is reflected in its share price. The blue chip stock’s downward trend has now accelerated once more in the wake of its latest quarterly figures. Whether the ne...
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