FXOpen Group Keeps No Accounts in Cyprus
In response to clients’ inquiries FXOpen broker would like to make an official statement that none of FXOpen Group run any business in Cyprus. The company keeps no accounts in the country and has no relation to its banking sector. Thus, the clients of the broker may not worry about the safety of their assets.
Auckland, New Zealand, April 02, 2013 --(PR.com)-- “By addressing the clients, FXOpen wants to add clarity in the current state of affairs,” Denis Peganov, Director of FXOpen NZ Limited. “All the accounts opened within the company are absolutely protected and there’s no reason to feel insecure.”
The economy of Cyprus may follow the worst-case scenario. The whole financial system has worn out, while the central banks of the country - Bank of Cyprus and Laiki (Popular) Bank – are expected to be wound down.
According to the preliminary information, deposits of more than 100 000 euros will be levied under the bailout plan. Its holders may face serious problems and unexpected losses. Smaller deposits are said to be secured. Hopefully, such extreme measures will help to curb the financial crisis, spinning up in Cyprus.
“We are concerned about the overall situation in the island and hopes for its speedy financial recovery. Nevertheless, being aside of the recent developments in Cyprus, FXOpen keeps on working steadily in its regular mode,” added Denis Peganov. “We want to assure our clients that their funds are in safe hands.”
FXOpen is one of the Forex brokerage companies having the lead in the industry. It was founded in 2003 and has undergone serious transformation since then. There have been introduced 3 types of accounts (Micro, Standard and ECN), improved PAMM service and offered the lowest spreads and Mark-up. FXOpen is in constant search of better solutions for its customers and aims to uphold its positions in future.
Contact information:
FXOpen NZ Limited
Level 3 187 Queen Street, Cbd, Auckland,
1010, New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 801 0123
The economy of Cyprus may follow the worst-case scenario. The whole financial system has worn out, while the central banks of the country - Bank of Cyprus and Laiki (Popular) Bank – are expected to be wound down.
According to the preliminary information, deposits of more than 100 000 euros will be levied under the bailout plan. Its holders may face serious problems and unexpected losses. Smaller deposits are said to be secured. Hopefully, such extreme measures will help to curb the financial crisis, spinning up in Cyprus.
“We are concerned about the overall situation in the island and hopes for its speedy financial recovery. Nevertheless, being aside of the recent developments in Cyprus, FXOpen keeps on working steadily in its regular mode,” added Denis Peganov. “We want to assure our clients that their funds are in safe hands.”
FXOpen is one of the Forex brokerage companies having the lead in the industry. It was founded in 2003 and has undergone serious transformation since then. There have been introduced 3 types of accounts (Micro, Standard and ECN), improved PAMM service and offered the lowest spreads and Mark-up. FXOpen is in constant search of better solutions for its customers and aims to uphold its positions in future.
Contact information:
FXOpen NZ Limited
Level 3 187 Queen Street, Cbd, Auckland,
1010, New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 801 0123
Contact
FXOpen
Sofie Abramson
1 800-88-4444
http://www.fxopen.com/
Contact
Sofie Abramson
1 800-88-4444
http://www.fxopen.com/
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