Pepperstone forced by ASIC to exit the Japanese Forex market
All Pepperstone clients in Japan are to close any open positions and withdraw their funds by December 31.
Read moreAll Pepperstone clients in Japan are to close any open positions and withdraw their funds by December 31.
Read moreFollowing last week's addition of spot trading on oil, Australian FX firm Pepperstone has added two precious metal instruments to its range in a continuation of its diversification into other asset classes
Read moreTwo US oil commodity pairs have been added to Pepperstone's product range, which are executable as spot transactions against the US dollar
Read moreAustralian FX broker Pepperstone has added subtle information to its website, stating that it is planning to add MetaTrader 5 to its choice of platforms
Read moreRuble has seen significant volatility among sub major currency pairs this year, adding liquidity to RUB a smart move for brokers...
Read moreThe fight brewing between leading foreign and domestic Australia CFD and FX brokers has less to do with client protection, and more to do with protecting market position.
Read morePepperstone is proud to announce the addition of the USDCNH currency pair.
Read morePartners of consulting firm Shift Forex have been offering M&A advisory services to Forex companies via Berkshire Capital. Continuing the trend of key industry news around IPOs and M&A is a LeapRate exclusive that sheds more light on the recent story around Pepperstone's potential IPO or sale. As we wrote earlier, Pepperstone disclosed to the WSJ their…
Read moreEither way, talk of an IPO should be very helpful to Pepperstone's business. On a personal note, those of you who know me may have also known me in my previous life as an IPO banker for Robertson Stephens and Bear Stearns, helping growing technology-based companies take that first important step. And there was one…
Read moreAustralia's ASIC requiring more capital, but only for market makers. Australia's financial regulator ASIC has put into effect (as of January 31, 2013) its new minimum capital requirements for retail brokers, including FX firms. Minimum capital is now AUD$ 500,000 (about USD$ 515,000), up ten-fold from just AUD$ 50,000, which was the lowest minimum capital…
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