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In my assessment as a trader who prioritizes transparency and cost, understanding overnight financing charges (swap fees) is a crucial part of evaluating any broker. However, with Yamani, I wasn’t able to find any explicit information on overnight financing charges or swap fees, either in their public documentation or via commonly referenced reviews. This absence immediately stood out for me because swap fees can significantly impact long-term trading profitability, especially in forex or leveraged securities. Given that Yamani primarily offers securities trading and is regulated by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), I would expect their costs to be clear. From my experience, brokers under FSA regulation tend to operate with standardized disclosure requirements—yet Yamani hasn’t published details on this aspect. By contrast, many brokers that cater to international clientele are more forthcoming about their swap structures and overnight policies. When a broker does not offer this level of detail, I have to exercise extra caution before allocating significant capital; undisclosed or complex fee structures can catch even seasoned traders off guard. In summary, because Yamani does not provide transparent information about overnight financing charges, I’m unable to make a direct comparison to other brokers. My advice, based on years of trading, is to seek written clarification directly from Yamani before making any trading decisions that could be affected by overnight holding costs. This cautious approach is essential for capital protection and aligns with best practices for risk management in the current regulatory environment.