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  1. The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission regulates financial markets within Cyprus under the framework of EU financial policy.
  2. MiCA regulation is now applying to crypto services, with CySEC overseeing crypto-asset providers in Cyprus.

CySEC Regulates Libertex Under CIF License 164/12 for European Operations

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On October 30, 2026, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission issued CIF License 164/12 to Libertex, regulating its operations in Europe. Under current EU retail CFD rules, gold and oil carry different margin minimums, requiring 5% for gold and 10% for oil. Libertex operates within Europe under this regulatory framework.

From manilatimes.net

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The licensing confirms Libertex's adherence to EU financial policy, which is overseen by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. notes that maximum leverage on retail CFD accounts depends on the volatility of the underlying asset, with limits set by ESMA and applied through national rules like CySEC Directive DI87-09.

MiCA regulation is currently applying to crypto services, and the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission oversees crypto-asset providers in Cyprus under EU financial policy.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • LibertexOperates under the formal oversight and licensing requirements of the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission.
  • Cyprus Securities and Exchange CommissionProvides formal oversight and licensing requirements for Libertex under the jurisdiction of Cyprus.

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