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In my experience as a forex trader, assessing the legitimacy of a broker is more than just looking at branding or size; robust regulatory oversight is absolutely essential for my trust. While Commerzbank’s long operational history, being founded in 1870 and publicly listed, initially appears reassuring, I need to be very cautious given the current lack of valid regulation. As of now, there is no evidence of Commerzbank holding a recognized regulatory license for its trading services. This immediately raises red flags for me, as operating without strict regulatory supervision means there is little external assurance on client fund protection, transparency, or recourse in the event of disputes. Commerzbank does provide a wide array of services, extending to cash, trade, and market products, and caters to both retail and corporate clients. However, the absence of clear regulatory status means higher risk, regardless of the bank’s size or reputation. I also find the fee structure to be unclear, which only adds to my hesitancy. For traders and investors like myself, regulatory oversight isn’t just a formality; it’s a vital safeguard. Given these considerations, I do not see Commerzbank as a fully legitimate choice for forex or trading activities at this time, irrespective of its global presence and historical prominence. Until clearly regulated, I prefer to avoid using it for any trading purposes, as the risks simply outweigh the benefits for me.