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Speaking from my experience as a trader, I have always considered regulation a vital safeguard for my funds. With MGM, one major concern is its lack of oversight by any recognized financial regulator. The broker is not authorized or licensed by prominent authorities such as the FCA in the UK or ASIC in Australia. For me, this absence of regulation means there are no formal mechanisms in place to monitor the broker’s operations, enforce transparency, or ensure that client funds are adequately protected. Regulators typically require brokers to segregate client money from company assets, participate in compensation schemes, and adhere to strict standards for conduct and reporting. These protections help establish trust and provide legal recourse if issues arise. Since MGM falls outside of such frameworks, there is an increased risk that, if the company faces financial trouble or disputes occur, I may have limited avenues for recovery or redress. In summary, based on my own prioritization of safety, the fact that MGM operates without regulatory supervision significantly reduces my confidence in its ability to safeguard client funds. This makes me extremely cautious about considering them for my own trading activities.