Russia's CRFIN blacklists investment project Falcon-Trade
The company pledges suspiciously high returns and presents fake regulatory certificates on its website.
Read moreThe company pledges suspiciously high returns and presents fake regulatory certificates on its website.
Read moreSeveral months before all Forex companies in Russia will be obliged to join a Forex self-regulatory organization, TrustForex becomes a member of CRFIN.
Read moreThe collaboration will help both organizations work more efficiently in terms of setting the standards for Russia's Forex industry.
Read moreThe company claims to offer a platform for shares in various online projects, with investors promised suspiciously high returns.
Read moreRussia's Forex organization CRFIN warns scammers pretending to be its representatives offer former clients of the defunct company to get their money back.
Read moreThe Russian Forex organization notes that the company is falsely claiming to be licensed in the UK and the US.
Read moreThe company offers nine investment programs, as well as binary options trading, but has no licenses or regulatory permissions in any jurisdiction.
Read moreThe Expert Board on OTC financial instruments and the protection of rights of individual investors will work jointly with the Duma's subcommittee on financial markets.
Read morePavel Salas joins the organization, as eToro expands into the Russian market.
Read moreThe Forex self-regulatory organization creates three new committees and signs up agreements with institutions for consumer rights protection and Forex brokers' staff education.
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