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Anonymous

26 Feb 2020

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With regards to the recent Pareto SG case, why offshore brokerage like XM, eToro or FBS still can operate in sg?

They are offshore brokers but seems pretty big. kept seeing their ads on Facebook.

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Keng Chong Lee

26 Feb 2020

It depends on whether S339 of the securities and futures act applies.

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