FX Daily News 2 September 2015
Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at this week’s Forex Industry News (Sep 2, 2015).
Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at this week’s Forex Industry News (Sep 2, 2015).
Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at this week’s Forex Industry News (Sep 2, 2015).
Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at this week’s Forex Industry News (Sep 2, 2015).
Seed CX is expanding the reach of its crypto settlement solution, dubbed ‘Zero Hash,’ which has registered with the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) as a digital currency exchange provider.
The UK advertising watchdog has reprimanded Arsenal Football Club for promoting crypto assets without warning fans of the potential associated risks.
Swissquote Group, Switzerland’s provider of online trading services, reported that its H1 revenues dropped by nearly a quarter from a year ago as clients’ interest in crypto trading stagnated.
Crypto.com, one of the longest-established crypto platforms, has obtained a new registration in the Cayman Islands under the Virtual Asset Services Providers Act.
“United Fintech’s expansion in the US is pivotal to our mission of helping financial institutions digitize and gain access to best in class capital markets focused technology.”
Ankr has made a series of upgrades to the BNB Chain, including Erigon, the Archive Node, and the latest BNB Application Sidechain (BAS) scalability solution.
The Financial Commission, an independent self-regulatory compliance specialist for the financial services industry, has expelled forex brokerage LordFX from its membership, according to a FinaCom statement.
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