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Panou Mesi, Olziit, Limassol District, Cyprus
Reason for this visit
Cyprus imprudently purchased Greek government bonds in 2012. When the Greek government bonds default occurred, the Cyprus banking system suffered heavy losses exceeding 30% of the annual GDP of Cyprus, and the countrys domestic debt crisis occurred. In response to the crisis, the Cyprus government introduced a terrible solution that was opposed by all the people, which aggravated the crisis. At the same time, some people in Cyprus discovered that having an upward trend in price, various foreign currencies that were independent of the sovereign currency might be able to cope with this crisis. As a result, people poured funds into the small forex market in an attempt to hedge and protect themselves. For various reasons, Cyprus has gradually become a country with active forex transactions. In an attempt to help investors better understand the current situation of forex brokers in Cyprus, WikiFX survey team decides to go to the country for on-site visits to local companies.
On-site visit
In this issue, the survey team went to Limassol, the second largest city of Cyprus, to visit forex broker AYERS ALLIANCE as planned according to its regulatory address that 4 Profiti Ilia Street, KIBC Building, 4F, 4046, Limassol.
The investigators came to 4 Profiti Ilia Street in Limassol, Cyprus for an on-site visit to the brokers office, and located the KIBC Building, a 9-story commercial building with a well-maintained facade.
Upon arrival at the building for further investigation, the survey personnel learned that people were not permitted to enter without an access card or an appointment. According to the security officer on duty, AYERS ALLIANCE had moved out of the building and they had no idea of where the broker relocated.
The inspection team then spotted a directory in the lobby, which did not display the company name of AYERS ALLIANCE. Meanwhile, the 4th floor was occupied by FRS ShipManagement Ltd, NBI Investment Ltd, and Brokeree CY Ltd. According to their official websites, they had nothing to do with AYERS ALLIANCE.
Through the on-site investigation, it is confirmed that the broker does not have a physical presence at the location.
Conclusion
The survey team went to Cyprus to visit broker AYERS ALLIANCE as scheduled, but did not find the companys office at its regulatory address. Accordingly, investors should be meticulous in choosing the broker.
Disclaimer
The content is for informational purpose only, and shall not be taken as a final order for making a choice.
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