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Title: AIMS Highlights Key Checks for Verifying a Regulated Forex Broker

Malaysia, 20th Oct 2026 - AIMS has outlined several points traders can check when assessing a forex broker, including the company behind an account, its regulatory licence and the way client funds are handled.The information reflects AIMS’ own operating structure across several regulated jurisdictions and is intended to make broker verification more straightforward for traders, particularly in Southeast Asia.What Is AIMS?AIMS is a financial brokerage brand serving retail traders, introducing brokers, affiliates and money managers across Southeast Asia and other markets. The company has operated in financial markets for more than 11 years.AIMS works through different legal entities in different jurisdictions. Its regulatory coverage includes an Australian Financial Services Licence issued by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission, AFSL No. 526125; a Labuan Forex Money Broking Licence, No. MB/17/0017; a Cambodia Derivative Broker Licence issued by the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia, No. 035; and an Indonesian licence issued by BAPPEBTI, No. SI/09/2025.For traders checking whether AIMS is regulated, the relevant licence is the one attached to the legal entity serving their account.Indonesia is one part of that structure. AIMS has a locally licensed presence through BAPPEBTI, Indonesia’s commodity futures regulator. This gives Indonesian traders a local regulatory reference when checking the broker’s status.Regulation and Client Fund ArrangementsAIMS also identifies segregated client funds and professional indemnity insurance (PII) among its client-protection measures.Segregated funds are intended to keep client money separate from a broker’s operating funds. Professional indemnity insurance serves a different purpose and covers specified liab...

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