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Broker · United Kingdom

Last checked: 23.09.2026
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FIIG Securities

Brokerage firm · Australia

About the company

Legal company nameFIIG Securities Limited
Year founded1998
Headquarters / registered countrySydney, Australia
Websitewww.fiig.com.au
Last checked09.10.2026

According to its official website, FIIG Securities is a broker founded in 1998 that describes itself as Australia's largest specialist fixed income provider; the site cites more than AUD 4.5 billion of funds under advice and about 6,000 Australian investors. The company offers investors direct access to local and international corporate and government bonds, a managed discretionary account (MDA) service, term deposits and money market services, and custody; it also provides companies with debt capital markets and private debt solutions. Under the DirectBonds Service, bonds are traded in parcels from AUD 10,000 with a minimum portfolio balance of AUD 50,000; foreign currency bonds are available only to qualified wholesale investors. The site states that FIIG Securities was acquired in June 2025 by AUSIEX, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nomura Research Institute. The company has offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. The site also warns about scammers posing as FIIG. This information is the company's own statement.

Account Details

ACCOUNT TYPESRetail and wholesale investors · Advisers · Corporate clients
MIN. DEPOSIT50,000 AUD (DirectBonds minimum portfolio balance)
PLATFORMSMyFIIG client portal
PRODUCTSCorporate and government bonds · Managed discretionary account (MDA) · Term deposits and money market services · Custody services · Debt capital markets and private debt solutions

Licences and regulation

ASIC (Australia)

Licence no.AFSL 224659
Licence holderFIIG SECURITIES LIMITED
ScopeAFS licence held since 20 Dec 2002. According to ASIC's record, authorised to advise on (personal advice to wholesale clients only), deal in and make a market in bonds, securities, foreign exchange, managed funds and deposit products, and to provide custody, for retail and wholesale clients.
StatusVerified

Sources and verification history

Official company sourcesfiig.com.au — homepage, Company history, Fees and charges, DirectBonds Service, Term Deposits pages, footer
Regulator recordsASIC — FIIG SECURITIES LIMITED, AFSL 224659 (AFS licensee dataset, data.gov.au, 7 Oct 2026)
Company registerABN 68 085 661 632 (ABN Lookup)
User feedback sourcesTrustpilot · Şikayetvar · WikiFX
Last verified09.10.2026

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