B2BROKER PRIME Investment Bank Ltd. has expanded its regulatory reach after being granted a full Investment Bank license by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) in Malaysia.
The license places the firm, known for providing liquidity and technology to brokerage firms, within the regulated banking framework of Labuan IBFC, a financial center used by major international institutions, such as HSBC and Standard Chartered.
Expanded Service Capabilities
This new authorization significantly broadens the scope of services B2BROKER can offer its corporate clients. The company can now provide formal credit facilities, deal in securities and manage investments. It also permits the firm to undertake more complex financial activities, including foreign exchange transactions, interest-rate swaps and other derivatives trading.
Arthur Azizov, chief executive and founder of B2BROKER, described the license as the “final piece” of the company’s ecosystem. “The new license lets us put real banking services right into our technology and liquidity systems, unlocking the final piece of our ecosystem. Now, our clients can easily access credit, risk management and advisory services across borders, all fully regulated and built to institutional standards,” he said.
The move signals B2BROKER’s ambition to compete more directly in the institutional banking space. Under the new license, the company plans to roll out several new offerings, including prime-of-prime liquidity services, structured credit lines and advisory services for capital markets and digital-asset derivatives where permitted.
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