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Abstract：The Expo went on as scheduled on the 25th. The location is Festival Arena by InterContinental, Dubai.
About WikiFX, WikiBit&WikiEXPO
l WikiFX is an authoritative global inquiry platform providing basic information inquiry and regulatory license inquiry. WikiFX can evaluate the safety and reliability of about 40,000 global forex brokers, which gives you a huge advantage while seeking the best forex brokers. For more information, such as the review and rating of brokers, please visit our website (https://www.WikiFX.com/en).
l WikiBit website and its mobile product is a block chain enterprise information query tool distributed worldwide.
l WikiEXPO is established in 2019 by WikiFX. As a brand of the offline exhibition in the international financial industry, WikiEXPO is a professional knowledge sharing and business exchange platform for project owners, investors, and practitioners. WikiEXPO holds global financial exhibitions regularly to create a relatively safe investment environment, provide opportunities to share knowledge, and boost the financial industry.
About Wiki Finance Expo Dubai 2022
The Wiki Finance Expo Dubai 2022 is organized by WikiEXPO along with co-organizers: WikiFX and WikiBit.
Advantage of Middle East Market
As we know so far, there are over 5% of populations has the trading experience in the forex markets. As of September 22, 2022, There are more than 1,000K forex traders in the forex market of Middle East. According to reports, the average annual income per capita in Middle East is USD70,000. There are a lot of potential opportunities in the Middle East.
Wiki Finance Expo will market the event via both online and offline channels, and also provide live streaming technology to broadcast the event via various social media (facebook), apps and websites, reaching about 1,000k+ industry workers and potential audiences worldwide.
The expo is expected to attract more than 10,000 professional forex traders. More than 50 KOLs from around the world are invited to share their forex trading experience. In addition, there are a variety of activities, participants can get a lot of trading information and generous rewards from these activities.
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HYCM Capital Markets (UK) Limited reported a £236,304 loss for 2025, as higher administrative costs offset a small rise in revenue and reversed the previous year’s profit.
As of December 1, 2025, a total of 105 companies in the United Kingdom held CFD licences.
BotBro is a Dubai-based forex broker that has continued to grab headlines for years, with its name being involved in one scam after another. In the latest episode, its name was found in the alleged INR 800 crore forex and crypto trading scam in Goa. Top-level agencies, including the Enforcement Directorate (ED), are investigating the case. They have labeled the platform as a Ponzi scheme. The platform is disguised as an AI-powered forex trading app. In connection with this case, the Goa Police Economic Offences Cell (EOC) filed a First Information Report (FIR) against 10 individuals, including the company owner, Lavish Chaudhary Alias Nawab Ali, for fund misappropriation worth over INR 7.3 crore. Read on as we share the BotBro review in this article.
In what would lift the mood of rupee derivative traders, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) partially lifted some restrictions on rupee derivative trades imposed by the regulator on April 1, 2026. On this day, the central bank prevented banks from issuing non-deliverable forwards to clients and barred companies from reassessing forward contracts as part of its strategy to counter arbitrage trades, which caused fluctuations in the rupee’s exchange rate. The central bank further prevented banks from signing FX derivative contracts involving the rupee with their associated parties. Read on!
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