Tuesday, 09.06.2026, Calendar Week 24, 160th day of the year, 205 days remaining until EoY.

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Brand ambassadors

This overview page is the little sister of the sedcards and completes the catalogue of companies in the DDH coverage - visualised by one, if not the supporting element in corporate communication and ultimate recognition feature - the brand ambassador - the company logo.

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We have received a number of suggestions for improvements to the Equity Curve Simulator. Since some of the interested parties did not leave us an email address, we are tracking the implementation of the feedback in the forum.

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Infinox

Infinox is a brand of INFINOX Capital Ltd, a United Kingdom-based financial services provider. The company was founded on 2009 and has been offering services in the financial sector since 2009. The Investment Firm is regulated by the FCA. The registered office is located in London.

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Get in touch with us and share your opinions, ideas and suggestions for improvement. A variety of innovative features have already been implemented, and more exciting projects are in the pipeline.

Due Diligence Hub (DDH) is a multilingual information and communication platform for active exchange traders, traders and investors with a focus on trading contracts for difference ("CFDs") and foreign exchange products ("FX", "Forex"). DDH offers the most comprehensive coverage of companies authorised to provide financial services. The offering is rounded off by a wide range of exchange information services, tools and premium services.

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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Between 74% and 89% of all retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.