Brentwood Capital Markets
Multi-asset prime brokerage with institutional clearing across European venues.

Responsible Standards for Crypto, AI, and Digital Financial Conduct
With the rapid growth of advanced AI systems and cryptocurrency exchange services, our international financial industry experts work alongside technology organizations to help establish, strengthen, and enforce industry standards to help establish, strengthen, and enforce industry standards. Our experience in compliance, governance, fraud prevention, and financial risk management provides a critical foundation for building trustworthy, secure, and accountable digital ecosystems.
The Authority operates five interlinked functions that together form the procedural backbone of fair conduct across financial, AI, crypto, and digital asset markets.
A neutral, multi-stage examination of every dispute by qualified arbiters.
Validate the standing of any Council-registered broker or institution.
Published frameworks defining conduct, disclosure, and reporting.
Procedural safeguards protecting retail and institutional participants alike.
Continuous monitoring of member conduct against the Council Charter.
The Crypto Conduct Authority was constituted in Geneva to provide market participants with an impartial venue for the review of disputes arising between traders, investors, registered financial intermediaries, and emerging financial technology service providers.
As markets evolve, our mandate extends to areas where traditional financial conduct intersects with rapidly developing technologies — including advanced AI systems, digital asset platforms, and crypto-related exchange services. Through experienced industry professionals, the Authority supports the establishment and enforcement of standards that promote transparency, accountability, and responsible innovation.
The Authority holds no equity in member institutions, accepts no contingent fees, and operates under a permanent recusal regime designed to preserve the independence of every arbiter on the panel.
Each stage is governed by published timelines, evidentiary standards, and a permanent record.
File supporting documentation through the secured intake portal.
A neutral arbiter is assigned and reviews the matter within 14 days.
The named institution is invited to provide a formal response and evidence.
A binding determination is issued and published in the Council registry.
A selection of currently registered institutions and their verification status.
Multi-asset prime brokerage with institutional clearing across European venues.
Discretionary wealth management for private and family office clients.
Cross-border equity execution and corporate advisory in Asia-Pacific.
Listed derivatives and risk transfer solutions for institutional desks.
Retail FX and CFD provider currently subject to procedural review.
Long-term capital allocation across regulated UCITS structures.
Notices issued by the Authority's Compliance Bureau concerning entities operating outside accepted regulatory and conduct standards.
Of admitted complaints reached a binding determination in 2025.
From acknowledgment to determination across all admitted matters.
Transparency, conduct, and aggregate-statistics releases since inception.
Procedural refinements ratified by the Council Assembly to date.

How thirty regulators are aligning on a unified standard for cross-border broker accountability.

An institutional reading of evidentiary standards across European tribunal practice.

Aggregate data on member conduct, complaint volume, and resolution timelines.
For matters not addressed below, contact the Authority Secretariat directly.
Confidential correspondence is treated as privileged. For complaint submissions, use the dedicated intake portal.
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