Israel Securities Authority Closes Pocket Option Criminal Probe

The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) has concluded its criminal investigation into the marketing of the "Pocket Option" trading platform. The ISA's investigation focused on allegations that Pocket Option engaged in illegal marketing practices within Israel.

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