Abstract:In today’s article, WikiFX will take you on a comprehensive review of CCAM to see if this broker is worth investing in.
About CCAM
CCAM is a forex broker based in Cayman Islands. The company name of this broker is City Credit Asset Management Co. Ltd. CCAM is newly-established and have trading experience of only less than one year. On its website, this broker did not emphasize when exactly this broker was founded. But we do know that the broker from the information on the bottom of the website.
We think this broker is established in 2017. The physical address of this broker is 4th Floor, Harbour Place, 103 South Church Street, Grand Cayman KY1-1002, Cayman Islands. WikiFX has given this broker a low score of 1.02/10.
On 17th November 2020, CCAM claimed it has been awarded the Best Hedge Fund Manager 2020 – Cayman Islands in Worldwide Finance Award 2020 hosted by Acquisition International.
Due to the lack of information on its website, we cannot find enough information about the account types and minimum deposit. However, clients still need to submit the account opening request in order to invest.
In addition to specify its physical address, CCAM also offers Telephone number 62-21-50889715. And email address: op-enquiry@ccaml.net. Clients can fill the enquiry to get more information.
CCAM is not a regulated broker. CCAM claimed it to be administered by Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) under the Securities Investment Business Law in Cayman. However, this claim is not reliable as we search no information about this broker on CIMA. This is a red flag you should consider before trading with CCAM.
WikiFX did not receive exposure related to this broker yet, butin the “User comment” section, one trader claims that the staffs of CCAM “constant reached out to him and tried too hard to persuade him to invest.” We think taat it is another red flag that traders need to be careful with.
CCAM is not a reputable broker as we consider it as an unregulated broker. And it has a fairly low score on WikiFX which makes the risk obvious. WikiFX advise traders to seek better alternatives.
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