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Abstract:The ranking of the best exchanges each month is always the place to comprehensively evaluate brokers around the globe. Not only the top names, but users also pay attention to how much the "war horses" have just entered the race track. Let WikiFX take a look at the potential brokers who have just entered the rankings this month!
AxiCorp - ranked 46th
The company's full name: AxiCorp
Company name abbreviated: AxiCorp
Management status: Management supervision
Country/Region of Registration: Australia
Address: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, PO Box 1510, Beachmont Kingstown, St Vincent, and the Grenadines
Axi is the trading name of AxiTrader Limited (AxiTrader), established in St Vincent and the Grenadines, No. 25417 BC 2019 by the Registrar of International Trading Companies and the Financial Services Authority, whose address is Suite 305, Griffith Business Center, PO Box 1510, Beachmont Kingstown, St Vincent, and the Grenadines. AxiTrader is 100% owned by AxiCorp Financial Services Pty Ltd, a company founded in Australia (ACN 127 606 348), founded in 2007. Axi opened a branch in London in 2013, starting operations in China in 2015, and the US and Middle East markets in 2016. In 2018, AxiCorp reopened offices in the Philippines, Cyprus, Singapore, and Dubai, receiving permission from the Dubai Financial Services Authority to provide online trading services to the cryptocurrency market. AxiCorp currently has a full license with ASIC in Australia under the license specified number 318232.
AxiCorp's score on the WikiFX app:
Overall rating: 8.06
License index: 8.11
Business index: 8.61
Risk Control Index: 8.22
Software index: 7.30
Management Supervision Index: 8.08
JB Markets – ranked 47th
Full name of the company: JB Markets Pty Ltd
Company name abbreviated: JB Markets
Management status: Management supervision
Country/Region of Registration: Australia
Address: Level 9, Riverside Centre 123 Eagle Street BRISBANE QLD 4000
JB Markets Pty Ltd ABN 81 123 876 291, AFSL 323182, is an established financial services provider on domestic and international derivatives and securities markets, serving sophisticated institutional, individual, and institutional investors. JB Markets was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, and currently has a full license with ASIC in Australia, the number as prescribed 323182.
JB Markets review scores on the WikiFX app:
Overall rating: 8.06
License index: 8.11
Business index: 8.55
Risk Control Index: 8.22
Software index: 7.30
Management Supervision Index: 8.08
Zhongrong – exchange ranked 48th
The company's full name: Zhongrong International
Company name abbreviated: Zhongrong
Management status: Management supervision
Country/Registration Area: Hong Kong
Company address:
Based on Hong Kong's international financial hub, which is dependent on the mainland, Zhongrong International provides professional comprehensive financial services to the world and is always dedicated to providing its clients with professional, flexible, and high-quality services. Zhongrong currently owns an SFC license with CFDs transaction classification.
Zhongrong's score on the WikiFX app:
Overall rating: 8.05
License index: 8.19
Business index: 9.02
Risk Control Index: 7.21
Software index: 7.37
Management Supervision Index: 8.16
Gleneagle – ranked 49th
Full name of the company: Gleneagle Securities (Aust) Pty Ltd
Company name abbreviated: Gleneagle
Management status: Management supervision
Country/Region of Registration: Australia
Company address: Level 27, 25 Bligh Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Founded in 2010 in Sydney, Australia, Gleneagle Group is a privately owned multidisciplinary financial services company that provides trading and investment bookkeeping services to high-net-worth organizations, businesses, individuals, and retail customers. The Gleneagle Group operates under three authorized Australian licenses, namely Gleneagle Securities AFSL 337985, Gleneagle Asset Management AFSL 226199, and Global Prime AFSL 385620 (this license is suspected to be a sleeve). Gleneagle Group's business activities include advisory and trading services, as well as fund management, with Gleneagle Asset Management providing custody and legal services responsible for managed investments and Global Prime providing wholesale and retail foreign exchange trading, stocks, exchange options, futures contracts, and investment needs.
Gleneagle's score on the WikiFX app:
Overall rating: 8.04
License index: 8.11
Business index: 8.95
Risk Control Index: 7.63
Software index: 7.30
Management Supervision Index: 8.08
AvaTrade – ranked 50th
Full name of the company: AVA Trade EU Ltd
Company name abbreviated: AvaTrade
Management status: Management supervision
Country/Region of Registration: Ireland
AvaTrade was founded in 2006 in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, and co-founded by experts in the financial sector and experts in the field of e-commerce. As of the end of 2016, AvaTrade had 16 subsidiaries, with branches in 5 continents around the world, in addition to having representative offices in more than 20 countries and doing business in more than 150 countries. The seven main regulatory licenses include the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI), the Polish Financial Supervisory Authority (KNF), the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), the Japan Financial Conduct Authority (FSA), and the British Virgin Islands. The Financial Services Commission (FSC), the South African Financial Services Commission (FSCA) and the Canadian Investment Industry Regulatory Commission (IIROC), the Abu Dhabi Financial Services Regulatory Authority.
AvaTrade review scores on the WikiFX app:
Overall rating: 9.23
License index: 9.28
Business index: 8.64
Risk Control Index: 9.87
Software index: 9.02
Management Supervision Index: 9.25
(Note: Because different regions or countries have different levels of regulatory strictness, the score of the same broker might be slightly varied in other regions or countries. For details, please consult WikiFX customer service.)
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