Financial Commission Certifies Traders Education as an Educational Provider

Educational services provider Traders Education is now certified by external dispute resolution organization The Financial Commission as a Certified Educational Provider

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The Financial Commission (FinaCom PLC), a leading independent member-driven external dispute resolution (EDR) organization for international online brokerages that participate in global foreign exchange (forex), derivatives, and cryptocurrency markets, today announces Traders Education (Traders Technologies T.E. Limited) as a certified educational provider.

The Financial Commission conducted a thorough review of the educational content Traders Education offers helping to ensure that users who receive such content have access to accurate educational materials.

Traders Education demonstrated compliance to a set of standards that Financial Commission requires to meet as part of the certification process. Traders Education is now listed on Financial Commission’s official website as a certified education provider.

Financial Commission Chairman, Peter Tatarnikov said regarding the new certification: “We are pleased to announce Traders Education as the first certified educational provider under Financial Commission’s recently launched certification program for education providers. The need for content creators to adhere to best practices continues to be an important theme in the marketing of complex financial products.”

“In addition to the certification services we provide to platform developers and ICO issuers, we welcome providers of educational content who cater to the global online brokerage community to apply for Financial Commission’s educational provider certification process.”

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