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Welcome to Foreign Equities Division

The Foreign Equities Division is the regulator for all cross border currency mergers and acquisitions within United States of America, thus contributing to economic wellbeing and growth by ensuring impartial and transparent market activities, supported by confident and informed investors and consumers.

Created through the convergence of various regulatory compliance initiatives, enforcement and adjudication programs, the Foreign Equities Division is committed to investor protection and market fairness and transparency through strategic regulation and corresponding compliance and informational services.

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Foreign Equities Division
545 Washington Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07310-1686
[email protected]

Monitors every aspect of the investment business operations

as it is mandated to establish and implement consistently significant regulatory standards for industry and market participants.

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Press Release:

Asian Acquisition Group, a private equity consortium capitalizes escrow in non-negotiable hostile bid offering against ITonis, Inc.

  • Beneficiaries who hold preferred class securities may contact us directly by quoting their ISIN / CUSIP.

  • Rule 144: Selling / Transferring Restricted and Control Securities



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Latest News and Articles

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Extracting up and down stock ratings

The common reasoning among investors is that once they lose in the stock market, it's over.

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Foreign Equities Division commences strategic investor awareness regulations

The Foreign Equities Division launches a number of awareness initiatives to stop investor fraud, uphold industry integrity, and promote more transparency in response to the difficulties posed by the global economic slump.

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Corporate governance enhanced to concentrate on effective compensation

Recently, the Foreign Equities Division improved the administrative board's power over compensation program structure and revised its corporate governance policies, emphasizing the importance of long-term compensation schemes.

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