Michael Mason Martin

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How does the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulate forex brokers?

The FCA is one of the most respected regulators globally, overseeing brokers, banks, and financial firms in the UK. FCA-regulated forex brokers must segregate client funds, provide negative balance protection, and limit leverage for retail clients (1:30 under ESMA rules). Benefits: high standards of consumer protection and strong enforcement record. Risks: tighter leverage caps may deter aggressive traders, pushing some toward offshore brokers. For retail clients, FCA oversight offers confidence that brokers cannot misuse deposits and that there are compensation schemes in case of insolvency. The FCA’s credibility makes it a benchmark regulator in forex