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As an experienced trader, I paid close attention to Consilium’s offering when researching potential brokers. To my knowledge, Consilium does not provide forex trading at all, so questions regarding leverage for major forex pairs with them are not applicable. Instead, Consilium focuses on unit trusts, structured products, funds—including pension and income funds—as well as shares. I was unable to find any details about leverage levels for these asset classes on Consilium’s platform, and this lack of transparency is an important consideration for me. In my experience, reputable brokers are typically clear about their leverage terms across all tradable products, especially because leverage introduces significant risk. The absence of forex or leveraged commodities, indices, bonds, or ETFs also further differentiates Consilium from typical multi-asset brokers. For someone like myself, seeking a platform for leveraged forex trading, I would not consider Consilium suitable. If you are interested in their non-forex investment instruments, I would always recommend confirming all risk and leverage parameters directly with the company before committing funds, as details are notably scarce.