Labuan, Malaysia’s international business and financial centre, offers a favourable jurisdiction for forex brokers looking to establish themselves in a tax-efficient and well-regulated environment. Under the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA) oversight, Labuan provides a stable platform for brokerage firms to conduct forex, derivatives, and other financial services globally. A Labuan broker license offers flexibility and benefits that can support business growth while meeting international compliance standards.
Yes, I want to incorporateSimple application process for Forex Broker License
Apply for Labuan Forex Broker License
Register a Forex Company in Labuan
Meet the conditional requirements by FSA
Start Forex Broking Business in Labuan
30 – 60 Days
Time Frame
Labuan offers tax efficiency compared to many other jurisdictions, with a tax rate of 3% on net profits or a fixed fee of MYR 20,000.
Labuan is a business-friendly jurisdiction with straightforward licensing and minimal bureaucracy.
Brokers can operate in various global markets, benefiting from Labuan’s international reputation.
Labuan offers strong privacy and confidentiality laws that protect business owners and their activities.
Labuan is an affordable option for starting and running a brokerage due to low operating costs and a streamlined regulatory environment.
Labuan’s financial sector is regulated by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA), which ensures compliance with international standards such as Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. The LFSA provides oversight to ensure that businesses operating within Labuan meet the necessary regulatory requirements for financial services. This offers brokers operating in Labuan credibility and protection in their business dealings.
Registration of a brokerage firm.
Opening a corporate bank account in Labuan.
At least two Labuan directors must be appointed.
The founders are required to have reliable financial experience.
Find a local office and hire staff, including an anti-money laundering officer and an accountant under formal employment contracts.
Regular audits.
Keep and provide financial statements upon request.
Implement a strict anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing policy.
A minimum share capital of USD 18,000 is required.
A comprehensive business plan.
Hold regular board meetings in Labuan to comply with local laws.
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