CXM has secured its licence from the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia
CXM has secured its licence from the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC), marking a strategic move into one of Southeast Asia’s increasingly attractive destinations for brokers. Granted on 12 August 2026, the approval comes at a moment when the company is broadening its product suite, including the rollout of its new 24/7 gold instrument, which has quickly gained traction among traders since launch.
This expansion into Cambodia adds another regulated market to CXM’s growing global footprint. The group already operates across several jurisdictions, with CXM Prime authorised by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority and CXM Direct supporting introducing brokers, money managers and API‑driven clients across forex, metals and crypto CFDs. The new licence strengthens CXM’s presence in Asia while aligning with rising demand for multi‑asset access in the region.
As CXM builds out its local operations, the company says its priorities will centre on client experience and strong compliance standards. With regulatory momentum and an expanding product range, the move positions CXM to serve a fast‑growing market while reinforcing its commitment to operating with transparency and trust across all jurisdictions.
What this means for hiring. CXM is building local operations in Cambodia with a focus on client experience and compliance. That means local hiring in both, and a reason for compliance professionals to watch South-East Asia.
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