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Are client funds Segregrated?

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Pursuant to the Securities Act 2005 and the regulatory mandates of the FSC Mauritius, we adhere to a rigorous architecture for the safeguarding of client assets. This framework ensures that your capital is never exposed to the firm’s operational risks.

Statutory Fiduciary Custody: All client capital is held in Segregated Client Trust Accounts at Tier-1 banking institutions. These accounts are legally partitioned and strictly independent of the firm’s corporate and operational funds.

Insolvency Remoteness: Under Mauritius law, segregated funds are classified as "off-balance sheet" assets. This legal ring-fencing ensures that in the event of corporate liquidation or insolvency, your capital is not treatable as a recoverable asset by the firm’s creditors.

Operational Restrictions: The firm is strictly prohibited from utilizing client capital for proprietary trading, corporate expenditures, or as collateral for firm liabilities. Funds are restricted solely to the execution of your trades and the fulfillment of withdrawal requests.

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