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Prime brokers facilitate investment activity on behalf of a hedge fund very often with capital borrowed against the hedge fund itself. As hedge funds can be active with numerous brokers, a prime broker enables greater visibility on performance as all trades are settled through the prime broker. Their responsibilities can vary depending upon what is […]
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Prime brokers cover all the major asset classes including: Forex Trading Equity Trading CFD Trading Futures Trading Options Trading Bond Trading Forex Forex prime brokers provide access to tier 1 liquidity venues with low latency and execution facilities for institutional forex traders as well as small brokers, funds and banks. Forex prime brokers can also
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Prime broker clients come in all sizes, from all over the world, from small start-up hedge funds to huge multinational banks. In this guide explain what different types of prime broker clients are. Boutique prime brokers Boutique prime brokers can provide an entire operational framework and reading infrastructure for small and start-up hedge funds that
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Capital.com says it will now publish the rates of how overnight funding was charged. Capital.com is, in fact, one of the growing trading platforms that show overnight funding charges on trading tickets. Funding charges are an integral part of CFDs, rolling spot Forex, and certain Spread Betting contracts that are not priced as futures, such
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Trading is not complicated. If you see an event, you bet that the market is going to go up or down in reaction to it. However, there are some fundamental rules that you should consider when trading at all times. Some rules are serious, some are satire, many are contradictory, but these do’s, don’ts and
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It’s good to see the FCA finally showing their teeth and doing something about investing and trading scams on social media. Especially as Instagram has now been usurped by TikTok as the latest playground for investment scammers. I didn’t quite realise how bad it was until we started doing some social media ourselves. Until recently
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Insider trading covers a number of offences under UK law however the main principle is that someone deals in stocks and shares, or other securities, whilst in possession of inside information (that is information that is not in the public domain), this is also known as being an investing insider. By, for example, buying shares
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Six out of ten retail traders expect a recession in 2023 according to a survey conducted by online trading platform and CFD broker Capital.com. The recession could last years The broker recently quizzed more than 4000 of its clients on a variety of market-related topics. When asked how severe they expected any recession to be,
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Negative balance protection was put in place by the FCA to stop reatil trading accounts going into negative equity. It was introduced after the CHF cap removal debacle in 2015. Because the CHF moved with such speed and to such a degree, traders and brokers did not have a chance to close off leverage positions.
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