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FIBO Group

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Brand overview and official site
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Official website snapshot

File section · 03

Client protection

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Provider licence disclosure ·

FIBO Group, Ltd.

The current international site identifies the BVI entity. Its stated exclusions include UK, North Korean and US residents; this source does not establish eligibility elsewhere or revive any separate former Cyprus permission.

Sources and scope

Identifiers disclosed by the provider; current regulator status not independently verified here.

Authority or registration system
BVI FSC
Disclosed financial permission
SIBA/L/13/1063
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Research changes

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  1. · Research record updated

    FIBO Group · Entity, source and scope findings added

  2. · Research changes

    FIBO Group · CySEC announced on 4 September 2025 that at its meeting of 25 August 2025 it withdrew CIF authorisation 118/10 of Fibo Markets Ltd (LEI 213800JXJNPQ5XWE8L51) because the company expressly renounced it. Stored as licence-status evidence, not a published Risk Score change.

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