FINANCIAL STRENGTH & SECURITY
Futures Online is part of the StoneX Group Inc (NASDAQ:SNEX), a publicly traded company that meets the highest standards of corporate governance, financial reporting and disclosure.
Our financial transparency provides our customers and partners with confidence that the company is well managed and well capitalized, with ample resources to continue to innovate and lead the industry forward.
StoneX Group Inc. key financial data as of October 2020
Our financial transparency provides our customers and partners with confidence that the company is well managed and well capitalized, with ample resources to continue to innovate and lead the industry forward.
- Total equity capital: $800 million
- Total customer assets: $5 billion
SAFETY OF CUSTOMER DEPOSITS
The safety of customer funds is very important to FuturesOnline*. All futures customer deposits are kept in segregated bank accounts that are managed by StoneX Financial Inc. Every bank they use holds an investment-grade rating and is monitored as per the guidelines set by the Risk Committee of StoneX Group Inc's Board of Directors.
Customer segregation protection is a core principal of successful FCMs, like StoneX Financial Inc., and it is a principle that StoneX Financial Inc. takes very seriously. As a business practice and regulatory requirement, StoneX Financial Inc. holds an excess amount of its own money in the segregated accounts.
As required by futures regulations, FuturesOnline customer funds are subject to real-time electronic confirmation. StoneX Financial Inc. – Gain Futures Division performs a detailed reconciliation of customer equity on a daily basis to ensure the customer funds are properly segregated and the computation is submitted to regulators each day.
* Each customer's funds are not held in an individual segregated account by an FCM, but rather are commingled in one or more accounts. FCMs may invest funds deposited by customers in investments listed in CFTC Regulation 1.25. Funds deposited by customers may be deposited with affiliated entities of the FCM, including affiliated banks and brokers.