By 2025, the UK foreign-exchange markets remain active, yet focus has shifted to transparency and trust in broker relationships. Regulatory changes from the FCA now require non-bank FX brokers to hold more capital, clearly disclose how client funds are protected, and report key execution metrics quarterly. This shift allows UK businesses to compare brokers based on hard numbers. The emphasis is on upfront clarity rather than jargon. Reputable brokers will openly share their data, while recent cyber incidents and AI advancements have intensified these expectations for trustworthiness in financial partnerships.
Post-Brexit regulation has made FX brokers hold more capital, publish clearer client fund disclosures, and report execution performance, enhancing transparency for customers.
Customers now expect brokers to provide hard numbers for comparisons and avoid jargon, indicating that trust and transparency are key in FX offerings.
High-profile cyber incidents and the rise of AI execution tools have shifted the focus of FX partnerships toward trust and the treatment of client data.
Transparency in the FX market has become essential; brokers need to demonstrate clear and upfront data to build trust in the wake of regulatory changes.
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