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🌐 Website | vabisassetmanagement.com |
🏠 Company | Vabis Asset Management |
📌 Address | 3rd Floor, 12 Exchange Square, Exchange House, Primrose Street, London EC2A 2BQ & c/o Scania Sodertaje SE 151 87 Sweden |
☎️ Phone | 02080895602, 02081570389 |
jamesmatthews@vabisassetmanagement.com stevencorbin@vabisassetmanagement.com | |
⚖️ Regulation | Unregulated, Blacklisted, (Clone of EEA Authorised firm) |
Vabis Asset Management is an online investment company owned by Vabis Asset Management. The company is located at 3rd Floor, 12 Exchange Square, Exchange House, Primrose Street, London EC2A 2BQ & c/o Scania Sodertaje SE 151 87 Sweden.
To contact Vabis Asset Management, their support team can be reached via phone at 02080895602, 02081570389 or by email at jamesmatthews@vabisassetmanagement.com stevencorbin@vabisassetmanagement.com.
Their website can be found at : vabisassetmanagement.com
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When searching for brokers to conduct your trading activities with, the first and most important step should always be to learn about their certification(s). This will tell you whether they are regulated by a central authority or if Vabis Asset Management is an offshore and/or unregulated entity.
Sadly, Vabis Asset Management is not regulated or authorized to operate by any major regulatory authority. As a result, withdrawing from this company might prove to be challenging if they choose to ignore your request or suspend your account for no valid reason.
If an investment company lacks a license from the regulator in your jurisdiction, it basically means that they are unregulated in your country and should be avoided. Therefore, even when a company is regulated, it is still preferable to avoid it if the regulator is located outside your jurisdiction.
Read more about this topic in our dedicated article: Financial Regulatory Authorities.