FinecoBank is no longer available to new UK customers as they are closing their UK trading and investing services. The firm has blamed regulatory changes due to Brexit, but the UK market has been particularly difficult for overseas firms to operate in profitably. Other firms that have attempted to expand in the UK and failed to include Robinhood (twice) and Public.com. FinecoBank says that UK account holders will have restricted access until 29th November 2024. We also found that during our testing, part of the website and trading platform was in Italian, which would understandably put some UK customers off.
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