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As an experienced trader, I approach every broker with a healthy dose of caution, particularly when it comes to regulatory status—something that is absolutely crucial for the safety of my funds. In the case of Banca Akros, I have to note with concern that there is currently no valid regulatory oversight of their operations. For me, the lack of regulation means there is no official authority monitoring how client funds are handled, and no enforced standards to ensure fair dealing or investor protection. In practice, this increases the potential risks of fraud, mismanagement, or simple error, because there’s no dedicated external body to hold the broker accountable. From my perspective, the absence of regulation also means that in the unfortunate event of insolvency or dispute, it’s highly unlikely that I would have access to compensation schemes or transparent recourse mechanisms. While Banca Akros does have a long operational history in Italy and operates as part of a listed group, this track record—even combined with a diverse business scope—does not substitute for the concrete safeguards that come from formal regulation. For me, personal financial safety is paramount, so I always prioritize brokers that are overseen by a reputable regulatory authority. Without that layer of protection, I proceed with great caution, and I would advise any trader to be extremely careful before engaging with an unregulated broker.