Boston Prime disabled all trading services
Following the decision of the Swiss National Bank and the volatility of EURCHF on January 15, another firm has disabled all trading services.
Boston Prime Ltd., a UK FCA regulated firm, disabled all trading services as a result of negative balances following SNB announcement on January 15, 2015.
Boston Prime has reported the current financial insolvency to the FCA.
Boston Prime says that, more information will be provided as it becomes available.
Following Boston Prime Ltd announcement, FXCrown whose liquidity provider was Boston Prime has released that the company terminates its service, TightFX, which used to provide FX trading via MetaTrader 4 to retail clients in Japan.
Source: Boston Prime, FXCrown
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