1 Blackwell Global
2 Pacific Financial Derivatives Ltd
3 RoboForex
4 3TG FX Limited Partnership
5 MahiFX Ltd
6 ThinkForex
7 Everest Markets
8 Legend Brokers
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List of Forex Brokers with Head Quarters in New Zealand
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 12, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Most listed brokers do not have headquarters in New Zealand.
- MahiFX is the only broker confirmed to be headquartered or operating from New Zealand per sources.
- Blackwell Global is headquartered in the Bahamas, not New Zealand.
- Other brokers like ThinkForex, Everest Markets, Legend Brokers lack sufficient evidence of NZ headquarters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which broker among the list is headquartered in New Zealand?
MahiFX has confirmed headquarters in New Zealand.
Is Blackwell Global headquartered in New Zealand?
No, Blackwell Global is headquartered in the Bahamas.
Do ThinkForex, Everest Markets, or Legend Brokers have New Zealand headquarters?
There is insufficient evidence that ThinkForex, Everest Markets, or Legend Brokers are based in New Zealand; their headquarters are not confirmed in available sources.
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