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In my professional experience as a trader, regulatory oversight is non-negotiable for establishing any form of trust with a broker. With FFG Securities, I scrutinized their credentials closely and confirmed that they are indeed regulated, specifically by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan. The FSA is recognized domestically and internationally for its rigorous supervisory standards and emphasis on consumer protection within Japanese financial markets. For me, regulation by the FSA means FFG Securities must adhere to stringent operational guidelines, maintain transparent business practices, and meet capital adequacy requirements. This framework can increase my confidence in their ability to manage client funds responsibly and provide a measure of recourse if disputes arise. The presence of a retail forex license, as indicated by their license number (福岡財務支局長(金商)第5号), reassures me that authorities actively monitor their activities. However, as with any regulated entity, while compliance with such a reputable regulator offers vital safeguards, it does not eliminate all risks. I always remind myself to remain vigilant, as regulatory status should be one of many factors informing my broker selection process.