TIB

WikiFX | 2026-04-20 23:33

Zusammenfassung：　　TIB Rasilimali Ltd was founded in Tanzania in 1980 and it offers financial services such trading government bonds, stocks, and advising businesses on corporate finance. The company offers a lot of investment-related services, but it is not regulated by any significant financial authority, such the CMSA or the Bank of Tanzania.

TIB Review Summary
Founded	1980
Registered Country/Region	Tanzania
Regulation	No regulation
Trading Products	Bonds, equities
Trading Platform	/
Minimum Deposit	/
Customer Support	Phone: +255 754 232 035
Customer Support	Email: invest@rasilimali.tib.co.tz

TIB Information

TIB Rasilimali Ltd was founded in Tanzania in 1980 and it offers financial services such trading government bonds, stocks, and advising businesses on corporate finance. The company offers a lot of investment-related services, but it is not regulated by any significant financial authority, such the CMSA or the Bank of Tanzania.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Offers access to both primary and secondary markets	No regulatin
Provides a wide range of investment advisory services	No demo accounts
Strong local presence and institutional partnerships	Unclear fee structure
	No info on deposit and withdrawal

Is TIB Legit?

TIB is registered in Tanzania, but the country's national financial authority or any other recognized financial regulatory organization, like the Tanzania Capital Markets and Securities Authority (CMSA) or the Bank of Tanzania (BoT), does not oversee it.

WHOIS records show that the domain tib.co.tz was first registered on July 27, 2009, and the last time it was changed was on February 3, 2023. The domain is still alive and will end on July 27, 2026.

What Can I Trade on TIB?

TIB Rasilimali offers a limited but focused range of financial services mainly tied to government securities, investment advice, and capital market activities. It provides a lot of different investment choices, such as tradingequities and bonds, giving advice on corporate finance, helping companies raise cash (including IPOs), and giving clients access to both primary and secondary markets.