Our Regulatory Licenses

EBC Financial Group is authorized and regulated by top-tier financial authorities around the world, ensuring the highest standards of service, security, and compliance.

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ASIC RegulatedASIC Regulated
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Operating Under Top-Tier Global Regulation

At EBC Financial Group, we uphold the highest standards of regulatory compliance, financial security, and transparency. Our operations are governed by some of the world's most respected financial authorities, ensuring that your funds remain secure and that our business practices meet strict international standards.

Financial Conduct Authority

United Kingdom

License Holder

EBC Financial Group (UK) Ltd

Reference Number

927552

Client Protection

FSCS protection up to £85,000

Regulatory Requirements

  • Segregated client funds
  • Strict capital adequacy
  • Regular financial audits
  • MiFID II compliance
Verify FCA Registration

Australian Securities & Investments Commission

Australia

License Holder

EBC Financial Group (Australia) Pty Ltd

Reference Number

500991

Client Protection

Strict client money protection rules

Regulatory Requirements

  • Segregated trust accounts
  • Net tangible assets requirements
  • Strict disclosure obligations
  • Client money reconciliation
Verify ASIC Registration

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

Cayman Islands

License Holder

EBC Financial Group (Cayman) Ltd

Reference Number

2038223

Client Protection

Regulatory oversight and compliance

Regulatory Requirements

  • Securities Investment Business Law
  • Anti-Money Laundering regulations
  • Professional indemnity insurance
  • Capital adequacy requirements
Verify CIMA Registration

Client Fund Security

Your capital security is our top priority. Beyond regulatory compliance, we implement additional layers of protection to ensure your funds remain safe.

Segregated Client Accounts

All client funds are held in segregated accounts at tier-1 global banks, completely separate from company operational funds. This ensures your money is never used for our corporate expenses, operations, or obligations.

Why it matters: In the unlikely event of company insolvency, your funds remain protected and separate from any corporate proceedings.

Additional Insurance Coverage

We maintain comprehensive insurance policies through Lloyd's of London that provide an additional layer of protection beyond regulatory requirements, offering extra peace of mind for our clients.

Policy coverage: Protection against operational risks, fraud, cyber threats, and professional indemnity.

Negative Balance Protection

For retail clients trading with EBC Financial Group entities regulated by the FCA and ASIC, we offer negative balance protection, ensuring you can never lose more than your account balance regardless of market volatility.

Example: Even during extreme market events like the Swiss Franc shock of 2015, clients with negative balance protection would only lose their deposited funds, not more.

Robust Risk Management

Our advanced risk management systems monitor positions 24/7, implementing automatic margin calls and stop-outs to help protect clients from excessive losses during volatile market conditions.

Our approach: Proactive risk mitigation through real-time monitoring, transparent margin policies, and advanced liquidity management.

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance

EBC Financial Group maintains a comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering (AML) program that meets or exceeds the requirements of all jurisdictions in which we operate. Our commitment to preventing financial crime is unwavering, and we implement stringent measures to ensure our services are not misused for illicit purposes.

Key Components of Our AML Framework

  • Client Due Diligence:

    Comprehensive KYC (Know Your Client) procedures for identity verification and risk assessment.

  • Transaction Monitoring:

    Advanced systems to detect suspicious patterns and unusual activities.

  • Risk-Based Approach:

    Tailored monitoring based on client risk profiles and jurisdiction-specific requirements.

  • Ongoing Training:

    Regular staff training to ensure awareness of the latest AML regulations and detection methods.

  • Regulatory Reporting:

    Prompt reporting of suspicious activities to relevant authorities.