FCA warns against MT Capital Partners, aka Justrader

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) today published a warning against unauthorized investment firm MT Capital Partners, trading as Justrader.

The company is targeting potential clients by offering them a variety of Forex services. The regulator notes that these companies are not authorized by it to provide investment services to UK residents.

Below are the details of the unauthorized entities:

  • justraderAddress: 18th Floor, 40 Bank St, London, E14 5NR;
  • Phone: 020 3608 8151;
  • Fax: 020 3006 8557;
  • Website: https://mtcapitalpartners.com; https://www.justrader.com;
  • Email: [email protected].

This is not the first time that MT Capital Partners attracts the attention of securities regulators. In February this year, the International Financial Services Commission of Belize (IFSC) issued a cease and desist order against this entity.

To view the full text of the FCA warning, click here.

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