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A Case for Regulation: Probe After $70 mln Trading Loss

A Case for Regulation: Probe After $70 mln Trading Loss

6 Years ago | December 12, 2013 00:00:00

By Jay Meisler

Regulation works both ways, sometimes it is seen as too onerous and other times it is seen as needed to prevent situations lile this one. Those investing their funds with a third party should always investigate whether local regulations require the individual or trading firm to be registered. Ask for an audited track record when you do your due digence.This holds true for forex trading and any other market.

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