Reason for this visit

Recently, many investors have called and reported that they want more Canadian foreign exchange dealers to be exposed. In order to help investors have a better understanding of the dealers in that country, the survey team is going to visit Canada and bring first-hand information to investors.

On-site visit

In this period, the survey personnel went to Quebec, Canada to visit the foreign exchange dealer NBF as planned. The survey address is 1155, Rue Metcalfe 5e étage Montréal Quebec H3B 4S9.

The survey personnel came to the destination of the current survey based on the above address. The object of this survey was the National Bank of Canada, which is the sixth largest commercial bank in Canada, headquartered in Quebec, and the largest bank in the province. NBF's office is in the famous Sun Life Building, which was the largest building in the British Empire at that time. There are a large number of insurance companies, banks, and other financial companies operating here.

The survey personnel found the NBF company water card on a stone pier at the entrance of the building. They planned to go upstairs to find out more. However, the security of the building stated that the visitors could not enter the building due to the epidemic. The investigators asked the security whether the dealer worked here or not, and the answer was yes.

Conclusion

The investigators went to visit NBF, a foreign exchange dealer in Quebec, Canada, and found the dealer’s logo on the address of its regulatory information. The security of the building said that the dealer is indeed working here, and therefore the foreign exchange dealer NBF has a real business venue on the regulatory address. However, the survey personnel failed to enter the dealer’s office to visit, and its specific office scale and operating conditions remain unclear. Investors are asked to make a sensible choice after careful consideration.

Disclaimer

The content is for informational purpose only, and shall not be taken as final order for making choice.