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Hi as a company we clear Fortis and we can get very good rates for introducing new clients to Fortis. Funds are secured directly with Fortis but benefit from our specially negotiated rates.These new clients can be either individual or companies. We have previously negotiated highly competitive...

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How safe is your money if it is in a segregated account ?

The catch is you have to spend £12,500 cyp to avoid any tax liability. I'm sure you could manage that just in rental.

Hi Sahil, I will be able to help you if you are interested in Cyprus. ( Tax Free) The technology reliability is very robust ( based around military infrastructure ) and reliable, market access via broadband has been great. We have traders there now and should be opening a bigger office in...

Thats the problem. To get these low rates you must become a 'member' ! Your money is then tied to the alliance. As you say to keep your money safer you must have your own agreement with Fortis. Presumably the Alliance can also arrange this but the rates would be higher.

TT only discontinued there service to Refco because of the patent infringements. Not everyone is going to suffer in the same way. I know TT are pretty confident of winning their legal battle but even if they dont i doubt it will put much of a hole in Harry Brumfield's 400-500 million dollar...

TT pulled there service from Refco because they believed the Refco pro software that had been developed has some TT patented ingredients in it. Refco, with the number of traders they have, will make much more profit if all there traders are forced to stop using TT and 'encouraged' to use Refco...

Capt. Haddock, our business partner ( Fortisbank ) has asked me whether i had any interest in making DMA CFD's available to my traders. At the time i did not but if you want i will look into it for you. Our commissions on futures are among the cheapest in the market place, so i should be able to...

To be honest wisey 18k is a good starter. A 4 year contract is too long to sign for unless they pay profit related bonuses. Most houses tie their trainees in to 2-3 year contracts and expect to make over £200k in that time from succesful candidates before they allow them to trade on their own...