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The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) was established on January 2, 1999, as Korea’s fully integrated supervisory authority under the Act on the Establishment of Financial Supervisory Organizations (the “Establishment Act”) that the National Assembly approved on December 29, 1997. The Establishment Act created the FSS as a specially legislated quasi-government supervisory authority and charged it with financial supervision across the entire financial sector.

FSS

Regulated
BGC
5-10 years
Regulated in United Kingdom
Regulated in South Korea
Institution Forex License
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
High potential risk
5.51
Score
Regulated
Nittan Capital Group
5-10 years
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
Medium potential risk
4.40
Score
Regulated
SMBS
5-10 years
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Medium potential risk
4.40
Score
Regulated
KMB
5-10 years
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
Medium potential risk
4.40
Score
Regulated
Tradition
Within 1 year
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
Medium potential risk
3.92
Score
Regulated
ICAP
5-10 years
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
Suspicious Overrun
High potential risk
1.55
Score
Regulated
GFI Securities
5-10 years
Regulated in South Korea
Financial Service
Suspicious Scope of Business
Suspicious Overrun
High potential risk
1.55
Score