In recent forex broker news, FBS has emerged as a trailblazer in the financial industry, attaining recognition at the prestigious World Business Outlook Awards, held at the Marriott Marquis Hotel Queen's Park on November 25th, 2023.

The Belize-based multi-asset broker not only underscored its dedication to providing competitive trading terms but also showcased an unwavering commitment to delivering unparalleled service to its vast clientele.

The accolades at the awards ceremony were nothing short of extraordinary, with FBS securing victories in three distinct categories. Notably, FBS was crowned as the Best Introducing Broker Global 2023, a testament to the exceptional performance of its Introducing Broker (IB) program.

The program, renowned for its remarkably lucrative commissions ranging from 30% to an impressive 43% derived from spreads, stands as a hallmark of FBS's commitment to empowering its partners. The brand's comprehensive support at the partner level further accentuates its dedication to fostering mutually beneficial relationships within the industry.

In the category of Best Client Support Asia 2023, FBS distinguished itself by offering unparalleled support to its clients. The broker's proficiency in addressing client concerns in local languages and providing swift resolutions within a minute exemplifies its dedication to customer satisfaction.

Additionally, FBS's triumph as the Best Forex Broker Africa 2023 adds another feather to its cap. This victory is attributed to the company's commitment to providing competitive services and fostering transparent trading conditions. As a CySEC-regulated entity, FBS's adherence to regulatory standards underscores its commitment to transparency and reliability in its operations.

Eugenen Kalugin, the Head of FBS Global Business Efficiency, expressed immense enthusiasm upon receiving these prestigious awards. He emphasized the significance of the accolades as a validation of FBS's tireless efforts in providing an exemplary trading experience for more than 27 million traders across the globe.