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AETOS Profile
Year
2007
Country
Australia
Branches
25
Regulation
ASIC Australia
Registration
ASIC Australia, AFCA Australia, FCA UK
Investor protection
Fund protection
no
Publicly traded
no
Restricted in
Not serving
х Australia, Singapore, UK, US
Broker type
STP
Dealing book
A-book
Tier
3
Execution speed
...
LPs total
5
LPs quality
MTFs, Tier-2 PoPs, Other
LPs names
AETOS Capital Group Holdings, Finalto, IS Prime, Interactive Brokers, Invast Financial Services

AETOS Accounts
STP
Minimum Deposit
250 $
Leverage
200 : 1
Minimum Lot
0.01 lots
EURUSD spread
1.2 pips
Commission
0 $/lotRT
Volume
50 lots
Margin Call
50 %
Stop Out
30 %
Execution
Instant
Spread
floating
Scalping
no
Deposit & Fees
Deposit methods
Bank Wire, Credit Card, Debit Card, Skrill, Neteller, Paytrust, NganLuong, Local transfer
Base currency
USD, AUD
Segregated accounts
yes
Interest on margin
no
Inactivity fee
none
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Is AETOS safe?

  • Investor protection: no
  • Regulation: ASIC Australia
  • Registration: ASIC Australia, AFCA Australia, FCA UK
  • Publicly traded: no
  • Segregated account: yes
  • Guaranteed Stop Loss: no
  • Negative Balance Protection: no

Is AETOS trusted?

  • Information transparency: sufficient ★★★
  • Customer service: ...
  • AETOS website: semi-detailed, updated ★★★
  • AETOS popularity (by visitor count): low visits ★★

How AETOS works



A conflict of interests can arise between AETOS and you as a client.


You deal with AETOS Capital Group Pty Ltd (“AETOS” “we” “us” “its”) as a counterparty to every transaction you enter into on our platform. You will have an exposure to us in relation to each transaction if we are not ready, willing or able to meet our obligations. For example, if AETOS were to become insolvent. You are reliant on AETOS’ ability to meet its counterparty obligations to you to settle the relevant contract. AETOS limits this exposure by hedging its exposure to its clients by entering into transactions as principal in the wholesale market in relation to its exposures with clients. AETOS is then exposed to counterparty risks with that hedging party. AETOS’ policy to manage its exposure to market risk from client positions is to offset (hedge) client trades with its parent company or other related entities on a back-to-back basis. Thus, there is limited risk to AETOS. In turn, AETOS’ parent company or related entity centrally manages the exposure it has to AETOS and other entities by aggregating its exposure and internally offsetting client trades with each other. Any net exposure of AETOS is then hedged by AETOS’ parent company or related entity with its liquidity provider. Providers are chosen based on their ability to provide liquidity in the underlying market as well as the strength of their balance sheet.


Default event:
f) ..scalping



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