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Regulated in Japan
Retail Forex License
Suspicious Scope of Business
Medium potential risk
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Regulatory Index7.83
Business Index8.89
Risk Management Index8.90
Software Index7.05
License Index7.83
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Company Name
Marukuni
Company Abbreviation
Marukuni
Platform registered country and region
Japan
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Marukuni Review Summary | |
Founded | 1938 |
Registered Country | Japan |
Regulation | FSA |
Products and Services | Domestic and foreign stocks, ETFs, ETNs, REITs |
Demo Account | / |
Trading Platform | / |
Minimum Deposit | / |
Customer Support | Email: info@marukuni.co.jp |
The Financial Services Agency regulates Marukuni, a licensed securities firm that started in Japan in 1938. It mostly helps people trade stocks on the US stock market and buy exchange-traded funds (ETFs), exchange-traded notes (ETNs), and real estate investment trusts (REITs). Compared to other companies in the same field, the company's fees are thought to be exorbitant and complicated.
Pros | Cons |
Long-established (since 1938) | Higher than average fees |
Regulated by FSA | Limited information about trading platforms |
Offers a wide range of listed products | Limited information about deposit and withdrawal |
Yes, Marukuni is regulated. It holds a Retail Forex License issued by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan. The specific license number is 関東財務局長(金商)第166号, and it has been effective since September 30, 2007.
Marukuni offers a range of domestic stock-related products and exchange-listed investment instruments.
Trading Products | Supported |
Stocks | ✔ |
ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) | ✔ |
ETNs (Exchange Traded Notes) | ✔ |
REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) | ✔ |
Forex | × |
Commodities | × |
Indices | × |
Cryptocurrencies | × |
Bonds | × |
Options | × |
Most people think that Marukuni's prices are more than average for the industry, notably for stock brokerage commissions, which are based on a complicated tiered system.
Trading Fees (Stock Brokerage) | Amount |
<4,000 yen | 55% of contract price |
4,000–218,000 yen | 2,750 yen |
218,000–1 million yen | ~1.26% of contract price |
1–5 million yen | ~0.95–0.99% + fixed fee |
5–10 million yen | ~0.71–0.77% + fixed fee |
10–30 million yen | ~0.53–0.63% + fixed fee |
30–50 million yen | ~0.33–0.41% + fixed fee |
Over 50 million yen | Fixed, over ~264,000–299,750 yen |
Non-Trading Fees
Non-Trading Fees | Amount |
Deposit Fee | 0 |
Withdrawal Fee | 0 |
Inactivity Fee | 0 |
Protected Account Management Fee | 0 |
Transfer of Ownership Fee | 550 yen (≤10,000 shares) + 55 yen per extra 1,000 shares |
Odd Lot Purchase Request Fee | 550 yen per stock |
Transfer Fee | 3,300 yen (≤5 units), 6,600 yen (>5 units) |
Documentation Request Fee | 1,100 yen per request |
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