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In my experience, regulatory oversight is one of the fundamental criteria I use to evaluate a broker, especially given the financial risks associated with trading. Hirose Financial is regulated by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Malaysia’s LFSA. For me, the FCA regulation is particularly reassuring because the FCA imposes stringent requirements regarding client fund protection, operational transparency, and robust anti-fraud measures. This means Hirose Financial must adhere to strict standards like segregating client funds from company money, which helps protect my deposits if the company encounters financial trouble. Additionally, regulated brokers are required to submit to regular audits and are subject to investigation should complaints arise, offering me recourse if there’s any dispute. When I see a broker with active, verified FCA and LFSA licenses, it gives me greater confidence that my funds are held with credible institutions and managed under defined rules. However, I always remain diligent, as no regulator can eliminate all risks, but these robust frameworks significantly reduce the likelihood of malpractice and increase the trustworthiness of the broker for me as a trader.