Tag: KEY TO MARKETS INTERNATIONAL

Key To Markets: Offshore Broker Lost

Offshore Broker Ben - January 29, 2023

KEY TO MARKETS is an offshore broker in Mauritius regulated by the FSC Mauritius. In the UK, the broker is registered with the FCA as an exempt CAD, not allowed to carry on any investment services and activities to which MiFID applies. Like many regulated brokers with offshore mutations, most clients are onboarded offshore, which creates problems. Lastly, we have noticed that Cyprus-based Payabl processes a significant part of KEY TO MARKETS' payments. Here is our update.

Be Cautious With The Italian Offshore Broker ‘KEY TO MARKETS’

Offshore Broker tamir - September 2, 2022

KEY TO MARKETS is an offshore broker in Mauritius regulated by the FSC Mauritius. In the UK, the broker is registered with the FCA as an exempt CAD. They are allowed only the reception and transmission of orders specific financial instruments. We have received complaints from clients reporting that the UK Ombudsman refuses to look into their claims because the regulatory regime in the UK would not be responsible for KEY TO MARKETS clients.

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