Okasan Asset Forex Broker

Note: Okasan Asset's official website: https://www.okasan-am.jp/english/ is currently inaccessible normally.Okasan Asset Review SummaryFounded2015Registered Country/RegionJapanRegulationFSAMarket InstrumentsJapanese Equity, Global Fixed Income, AlternativesDemo Account✔FeesFixed Service Fee(assets under agreement x 1.1%),Performance FeeCustomer SupportPhone: +81 (0)3-3516-118821F Kyoba21F Kyobashi Edogrand, 2-2-1 Kyobashi, Chuoku, Tokyo 104-0031, JapanOkasan Asset Information Okasan Asset, founded in 2015, is a brokerage registered in Australia. The trading instruments it provides cover Japanese Equity, Global Fixed Income, and Alternatives.Pros and ConsProsConsRegulatedLimited Customer Support ChannelsDiverse product offeringsFocus on Specific MarketsDemo account availableNo min deposit informationSpecialized fee structureNo account type informationNo trading platform information offeredNo payment method informationIs Okasan Asset Legit? Okasan Asset is regulated by FSA in Japan. Its current status is regulated.Regulated CountryRegulated AuthorityRegulated EntityLicense TypeLicense NumberCurrent StatusJapanFSAＳＢＩ岡三アセットマネジメント株式会社Retail Forex License関東財務局長(金商)第370号Suspicious CloneWhat Can I Trade on Okasan Asset? Okasan AsAsset offers traders Japanese Equity, Global Fixed Income, Alternatives to trade.Tradable InstrumentsSupportedJapanese equity✔Global fixed income✔Alternatives✔Forex❌Precious Metals❌Energy❌Index❌Futures❌Okasan Asset Fees Okasasan Asset charges investment management fees and other fees. Investment Management Fees: Clients have the option to choose between a Fixed Service Fee and a Performance Fee structure. The Fixed Service Fee is calculated based on the total assets under management, with a maximum rate of 1.1% per annum (1.0% net of tax), which vary depending on the contracted period, investment strategies, the characteristics of the assets, and the amount of investment. The Performance Fee structure includes two components: a fee up to 40% of the Fixed Service Fee and an additional charge up to 22.0% (20.0% net of tax) of the profit, which encompasses realized profits, appraisal gains or losses, and accrued income within the calculation period. Other Expenses: These include brokerage commissions and trust fees related to securities within portfolios, tax and custodial fees for holdings in foreign currencies, and audit costs, as well as fees related to the acquisition and management of investment trust funds.