Fiber Markets Is Kicked From The Financial Commission's List For Contract Violations

　　The membership came to an end on September 7.

　　Clients of Fiber Markets will no longer get any FinCom services.

　　The Financial Commission (FinCom), a self-regulatory body in the financial services industry, expelled FX and CFDs broker Fiber Markets from its membership on Friday, claiming a violation of contract. The judgement went into effect on September 7, 2022.

　　Furthermore, FinCom said that the broker repeatedly violated the membership agreements on the payment of membership dues.

　　“To maintain membership with the Financial Commission, member firms must strictly adhere to membership rules, and all members agree to comply with Financial Commission rules as one of many prerequisites for initial membership approval and to maintain good standing,” according to FinCom's official announcement.

　　FinCom is a self-regulatory organisation that provides a broad variety of services and advantages to its members. In any disagreement between a member broker and its customers, it functions as a third-party mediator.

　　Furthermore, a FinCom membership provides up to €20,000 in fund protection per client, which is backed by the Financial Commission's Compensation Fund.

　　With the eviction of Fiber Markets, FinCom will discontinue supplying its services to Fiber Markets. Furthermore, it said that it would not consider any new complaints from Fiber Markets customers, who will be ineligible for payment from the Financial Commission's compensation fund.

　　FinCom removed LordFX and EGMarkets from their membership earlier this year for breaking rules and norms. GANN Markets, on the other side, elected to resign from the organisation.

　　Meanwhile, numerous large and small brokerage firms are joining FinCom. Fullerton Markets, Pepperstone, Agra Markets, and Inveslo are among the brokers that joined FinCom this year.

　　Concerning Fiber Markets

　　A check at their website reveals that they are not governed by any regulatory body. That is a VERY BIG RED FLAG!! That should be reason enough not to invest with them. They also collaborate with websites that provide “Automated trading software,” which is another red flag since these kind of websites are renowned for scamming schemes.

　　So Fiber Markets is simply another unregulated forex broker, which means consumers are not protected, and it is quite probable that they will get away with your hard-earned money with no governing body to hold them accountable.

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