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SEC Online Forex Broker Regulations
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SEC Online Forex Broker Regulations

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SEC Proposes N3bn Capital for Online Forex Brokers

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Nigeria has proposed new rules for online forex trading, mandating a minimum paid-up capital of N3 billion for Market Maker/Principal Operator models and N2 billion for Straight-Through Processing models, applicable to all entities

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SEC Proposes N3bn Capital for Online Forex Brokers
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SEC Proposes New Forex Regulations for Nigerian Brokers

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed new regulations for online forex and CFD trading in Nigeria, including licensing requirements, penalties for non-compliance, and client protection measures, such as negative-balance protection and restrictions on advertising.

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SEC Proposes New Forex Regulations for Nigerian Brokers
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SEC Proposes N3B Capital for Forex Brokers in Nigeria

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed new rules for online forex trading, requiring a minimum capital of N3 billion for forex brokers and N5 billion for trading platforms, alongside a 30% local ownership requirement for licensed entities.

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SEC Proposes N3B Capital for Forex Brokers in Nigeria

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