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About GlobalCIM
GlobalCIM operates via the domain globalcim.com, claiming to offer trading services through its company Global CIM Ltd at 18 Avenue de la Costa, 98000 Monaco. It presents no verifiable regulatory licences from recognised authorities. The Commission de Contrôle des Activités Financières (CCAF) confirms that GlobalCIM is neither registered nor licensed in Monaco, and is unauthorised to provide financial services in the Principality . The Swiss authority FINMA issued a warning on 7 November 2024 stating that GlobalCIM is not entered in Switzerland’s commercial register and has no connection with the legitimate CIM BANQUE SA of Geneva (CHE‑106.066.127) . Other regulators including the French AMF and Belgian FSMA added GlobalCIM to their warning lists for operating without required authorisation and .
GlobalCIM appears in multiple independent risk and fraud assessments with low trust ratings (e.g., ScamAdviser score near zero, risk flagged by Gridinsoft and Scam Detector) and is characterised as suspicious and untrustworthy. There is no evidence of specific assets, account types, platforms, spreads, leverage, fees, or policies regarding hedging, scalping, Islamic accounts, or fund protection mechanisms. The absence of clear trading conditions and regulatory safeguards underscores the high risk associated with the entity , , .
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- No regulatory licence in Monaco, Switzerland, France, Belgium or other jurisdictions.
- Identified by multiple regulators (CCAF, FINMA, AMF, FSMA) as unauthorised or fraudulent.
- Low trust ratings from independent security assessment platforms.
- No transparent information on account types, trading conditions, or investor protections.













