Maximus Global Limited, the Seychelles company associated with the NordFX trading brand, has surrendered its securities dealer licence. The Seychelles Financial Services Authority says licence SD065 ceased under the surrender process on November 5, 2026.[1][2]
The same notice records Roman Permyakov’s surrender of securities dealer representative licence SDR078 on that date. It cites section 30(1) of the FSA Act and makes no misconduct finding.[1]
The entity link matters. In its earlier announcement welcoming Maximus into the group, NordFX identified the company by Seychelles registration number 8425260-1 and licence SD065. The Seychelles website identified Maximus as its operator. Those identifiers connect the regulatory notice to a specific legal company, rather than every business using the NordFX name.[2]
NordFX’s main company page, accessed on November 6, identifies the operator of NordFX.com as NordFX LTD, registered in Saint Lucia. It separately lists Nord Premium LTD and a Mauritius investment dealer licence, GB24204016. These are the broker’s entity disclosures; the Seychelles surrender notice addresses neither company.[3][1]
The resulting distinction is consequential for clients and introducing businesses: a brand name alone cannot establish which company holds an account or which permission applies. The relevant starting point is the legal entity named in the account agreement, matched to its own regulatory record.[3][2]
The FSA notice gives no reason for the surrender or client migration, withdrawal or repayment timetable. How any remaining Maximus client relationships are being handled remains unresolved.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Maximus Global SD065 and Roman Permyakov SDR078: licence surrender Seychelles Financial Services Authority · 5 Nov 2026 · Accessed 6 Nov 2026
- Maximus Global joins the NordFX group NordFX · Accessed 6 Nov 2026
- Company information and legal-entity disclosures NordFX · Accessed 6 Nov 2026