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Yes, from my perspective, there are a few drawbacks when considering Cantor Fitzgerald Europe (CFE) for trading. Firstly, the firm focuses exclusively on institutional and high-net-worth clients, which means it does not offer services to retail investors. This is a significant limitation for individual traders like myself, who might be interested in accessing the same high-quality financial services but lack the capital to qualify as institutional clients. Additionally, there is very limited public information available about CFE’s trading platforms, fees, or leverage options. For someone like me, transparency is crucial when choosing a broker, especially regarding the costs involved in trading. Without clear details on these aspects, it’s difficult to evaluate whether CFE’s services would meet my needs as a retail trader. Furthermore, the lack of a demo account makes it harder for new or retail traders to test the waters before committing real capital. If you're interested in CFE trading, this absence of vital information could lead to a sense of uncertainty and hesitation. For retail traders, these cons could outweigh the benefits of FCA regulation and the broad institutional services offered by CFE.