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Nigeria
Regulated in United States
Suspicious Regulatory License
MT4/5 White Label
Regional Brokers
United States Common Financial Service License Unauthorized
Suspicious Overrun
High potential risk
Influence
E
Score
License Index0.00
Business Index5.12
Risk Management Index0.00
Software Index4.00
Regulatory Index0.00
Influence
E
Single Core
1G
40G
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Company Name
Kwakol Markets
Company Abbreviation
Kwakol Markets
Platform registered country and region
Nigeria
Company website
Company summary
Pyramid scheme complaint
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Capital
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The foreign currency market is the world's largest financial market, with daily trading volume exceeding 85 trillion ZAR.South Africa's daily forex trading volume is projected to be approximately 271 million ZAR, and the South African rand is among the top 20 most traded currencies, with an annual trading volume over 1 trillion ZAR.
Bankers and other financial market participants in Nigeria have highlighted commodity ecosystem deployment as a mechanism for the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to meet its objective to earn up to $200 billion yearly from non-oil exports over the next three to five years under its RT 200 FX policy.
In this article, my second installment in a series of Rtickes focused on the top two scams in the South African forex industry and also who are being named and shamed as the main players in these elaborate schemes, helping the masses to piece together for themselves if these gurus are in fact who they claim to be.
The generation that grew up in the aftermath of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis and now the pandemic have a different take on money issues. Over 41% of millennials and 46% of Gen Zers face stress and uncertainty about their financial future due to the pandemic. Research further reveals that while 31% of millennials are investing for the long-term towards a significant life milestone, 49% of Gen Z investors favour short-term investments of up to 5 years to grow wealth.