Legal Protection for Investors in Forex Trading Transactions

Flashcards focusing on key legal concepts relevant to investor protection in forex trading.

Legal Protection

Actions aimed at safeguarding individuals from arbitrary power, ensuring rights are upheld and justice is served in legal contexts.

Investor

An individual or entity that allocates capital with the expectation of a financial return, particularly in ventures like trading.

Forex (Foreign Exchange)

The global market for trading national currencies against one another, facilitating international trade and investment.

Margin Trading

A method of trading assets using funds borrowed from a broker, allowing investors to leverage their trading capacity.

Trading Agreement

A contract outlining the terms and conditions under which trading activities, particularly in forex, are conducted between parties.

Broker

An individual or firm that acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers, facilitating transactions in financial markets.

Bappebti

Indonesian regulatory authority known as the Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency, responsible for overseeing trade practices.

Investor Protection

Legal safeguards designed to ensure that investors' rights and investments are secure against fraud or malfeasance.

Contractual Freedom

The principle allowing individuals to create agreements according to their own terms and conditions, within legal constraints.

Standard Clauses

Pre-determined contract conditions imposed by one party, often limiting the rights of the other party, particularly in trading agreements.