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One of the most highly respected  jurisdictions, a UK forex licence brings credibility to a financial services firm.  The regulatory body responsible for the issuing of forex licenses and monitoring of activity is the Financial Conduct Authority, known as the FCA.  Forex brokers are licensed to have either full market-maker permissions or given a matched-principle licence (agency model, STP). 

The Bahamas has a 90-year modern-day financial services history paralleling regulation’s evolution in the US, UK and Europe.  Under the country’s legislative framework, the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB) is the country’s regulator with a purpose to “contribute to the growth and development of a financial services sector that is vibrant and competitive.” 

 The regulatory body responsible for the issuing of licenses and monitoring financial services activities is the Vanuatu Financial Services Commissions, also known as the VFSC.  The VFSC was established to provide a regulatory framework for all financial companies from rule making and investigatory practices, to powers of enforcement and ensuring statutory conditions are met. 

The MFSC is the integrated regulator in Mauritius for the financial services sector other than banking, and global business.  The MFSC reinforces its supervisory framework in response to international development and challenges in order to promote robust regulation of its licensees, safeguard public interest, foster investors’ confidence, protect consumers and ensure more effective enforcement.

The SFSA is the regulatory body responsible for  licensing, regulations, enforcement and compliance requirements, monitoring and supervising the conduct of business in the non-bank financial services sector in Seychelles.  These regulated activities are Fiduciary Services, Capital Market & Collective Investment Schemes, Insurance, Gambling.

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) is an independent Australian government body that acts as Australia's corporate regulator.   Australia is an advanced economy with sophisticated banking and financial services.  ASIC's role is to enforce and regulate company and financial services laws to protect Australian consumers, investors and creditors.