Pareto offers an investment option to hedge against a potential economic crisis

Pareto International, a Singapore-based wealth building platform that mainly focuses on foreign exchange (Forex) trading is offering a service to investors to safeguard their investments against any potential financial crisis.

Based on its experience, Pareto said the stock market typically plays a big part in an investor’s portfolio during low volatility periods. However, during an economic downturn, it notes that investors aim to hold on to more liquid assets when volatility returns into the equity market, resulting in plummeting stock prices. This can apply to blue chips stocks with high market exposure.

“Forex on the other hand is not affected by the economy. We are trading one currency against another, and we can trade in any direction, unlike stocks. In fact, a recession is good for the Forex market because volatility is highly beneficial to the experienced Forex trader. This gives traders more opportunities to enter and exit the market and can result in higher profit gains,” said Ryan Ng, Principal, Chief Trader of Pareto International.

Pareto offers transparent trading operations

Pareto’s main goal is to help the average person generate additional sources of income through a wide range of products in the finance, fintech, smart technology and artificial intelligence industries. As a wealth building platform, Pareto connects investors to some of the most exciting investment opportunities around the globe.

In Southeast Asia, the company’s main focus is on Forex Multi Account Manager Trading. With a very conservative trading system, Pareto traders are able to consistently generate a competitive profit margin per month for their clients. This is accomplished by the employment of a transparent digital system complimented by a dedicated team of customer service personnel, that seamlessly guide their investors from product introduction, investment allocation through to the withdrawal process.

Here, clients will first be directed to register their own trading accounts with a third-party broker and input funds via bank transfer to ensure that the source of funds is verified with strict compliance to KYC, AML/CTF regulations. Pareto does not have access to clients’ funds as they are held in a segregated bank account by the broker, to ensure that all funds are being employed for trading purposes only.

Should either company wind down due to unforeseeable circumstances, the funds will be locked down and duly returned to the clients.

With growing demand, Pareto is planning to expand its operations and have a presence in every major city in this APAC region by December 2020.

SOURCE Pareto International