British broker Trade Nation has received a license from the Seychelles Financial Services Authority, which will strengthen its position in the region.
The new license adds to the company's list of existing licenses from FCA (United Kingdom), ASIC (Australia), FSCA (South Africa), and SCB (Bahamas).
According to information published on the FNG portal, the license will allow Trade Nation to expand its client base and provide even more clients with competitive services they can trust.
Seychelles is located 1,600 kilometers off the coast of Africa and is a popular licensing destination for brokers seeking access to the Asian market.
"The Seychelles license marks an important step for the growth of Trade Nation as we further strengthen our regulatory position and offer to our global client base," said Stuart Lane, CEO of Trade Nation.
"Trade Nation is uniquely and strategically well-placed to offer these new initiatives under the protection of the Seychelles regulation," he added.
Trade Nation is a broker suited for traders of all levels that strictly adheres to regulatory requirements. In addition, the broker guarantees that the fixed spread will not change in the last minutes of a market close or before a news release.
