Admirals resumes EU onboarding after a temporary pause, reinforcing regulatory compliance and aiming to strengthen its market position.
Admirals resumes EU onboarding after a temporary pause, reinforcing regulatory compliance and aiming to strengthen its market position.
Admirals Resumes EU Onboarding as the company begins accepting new clients in the European Union again, following what it described as a “temporary pause” earlier in 2024. The move signals a return to expansion efforts after a period of restructuring and regulatory adjustments. Last April, reports exclusively revealed that Admirals had halted new client onboarding within the EU through its Cyprus-based, CySEC-licensed subsidiary, Admirals Europe Ltd.
The decision came amid an internal reorganization in 2023, during which the company surrendered its financial license in Estonia, its country of origin. The pause allowed Admirals to refine its regulatory framework and ensure full compliance with evolving EU financial regulations, all while maintaining seamless service for its existing customers.
Admirals emphasized that the resumption of onboarding aligns with its commitment to regulatory adherence and industry best practices. The company stated that this step reinforces its position as a trusted financial partner, demonstrating its dedication to operating with transparency and integrity.
Throughout the pause, Admirals continued to serve its current clients without disruption, while simultaneously working closely with CySEC to enhance compliance measures. The company now aims to attract new clients across the EU while strengthening its reputation as a reliable and stable brokerage.
Admirals remain focused on providing top-tier financial services, leveraging its expertise to meet the needs of traders and investors within a regulated environment. The broker’s efforts to maintain high standards highlight its ongoing investment in regulatory compliance and customer service excellence.
Despite the positive development, Admirals has faced financial challenges. Reports indicate that the company’s revenue declined by 25% in the latter half of 2024, marking the lowest figures seen in over a decade. Additionally, Admirals recorded its fifth consecutive semi-annual net loss, underscoring ongoing financial pressures.
While the company is moving forward with onboarding expansion, it remains to be seen whether these efforts will translate into a reversal of its recent revenue downturn. As Admirals resumes its growth trajectory, industry stakeholders and market participants will closely watch its ability to navigate regulatory landscapes and improve financial performance.
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