August 08, 2024 at 01:34PM
Tickmill, the renowned
multi-asset broker founded by experienced traders, has always made excellent
trading conditions the main characteristic by which it wants to be recognised.
Aside from trade execution and
low costs, Tickmill understands that creating a safe and trusted environment
for traders requires more than meeting the standards imposed by the many
institutions with which the Group’s entities are regulated.
For this reason, the broker has
renewed its partnership with Lloyd’s to offer comprehensive insurance coverage
for its clients’ funds, providing a safety net of up to $1,000,000 per client
in the event of unforeseen and extreme circumstances*.
While Tickmill has always been
at the forefront of safeguarding client assets, the renewal of the insurance adds
a solid layer of protection, one that sets it apart from many brokers in the
market. The insurance policy, arranged with the prestigious Lloyd’s, is a
testament to Tickmill’s dedication to its clients’ funds protection.
Tickmill already has several
measures in place, including stringent regulatory compliance, robust finances,
vast liquidity, and tight scrutiny of partnering banks. This new insurance
policy, however, serves as the ultimate reassurance for clients, even in the
most improbable and unforeseeable events.
“At Tickmill, we believe
that our clients’ peace of mind is paramount. We have always taken extensive
measures to protect their investments. This insurance policy is a testament to
our commitment to their funds’ security. Our clients can trade with confidence,
knowing that Tickmill will always go the extra mile to protect their
interests.” Commented Sudhanshu Agarwal, Executive Director of the Tickmill
Group.
The insurance policy is subject
to terms and conditions, for more information about Tickmill’s commitment to
client security and about the insurance policy, please visit: https://www.tickmill.com/about/fund-protection
*Clients of Tickmill UK Ltd are covered by the Financial Services
Compensation Scheme (FSCS), which does not extend to the client fund insurance
policy detailed above
This article was written by FL Contributors at www.forexlive.com.
