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Based on my careful review of the available information, I found that Univest Securities is not regulated by any recognized financial authority. For me, as an experienced trader, this is an immediate red flag. In the forex and financial markets, regulatory oversight is fundamental for client protection, transparency, and dispute resolution. When a broker lacks legitimate regulation, there is an increased risk in terms of the security of funds, service reliability, and recourse in the event of any issues. I noticed that Univest Securities operates from the United States and describes itself as a boutique investment bank and broker-dealer, but despite these claims, it holds no valid regulatory licenses according to the data I consulted. This is concerning because reputable US-based brokers are typically registered and overseen by authoritative bodies such as the SEC or FINRA. The absence of such oversight means that, as a trader, I would not have the reassurance provided by regulatory compliance, including proper segregation of client funds and transparent operational practices. In my experience, entrusting capital to unregulated platforms exposes traders to unnecessary and potentially significant risks. As a result, I would approach Univest Securities with heightened caution and would not consider it a safe choice for my trading needs.