Mako Financial Markets Partnership LLP filed for UK corporate dissolution on August 20, appearing in a Companies House gazette dated September 1, eighteen months after receiving a £1.66 million FCA fine over cum-ex trading control failures. The regulated entity began winding down its principal cash-equities trading in early 2025, with operations already ceasing when its April 2025 accounts were approved. Irish staff are transferring to a separate entity within the broader Mako group, which continues operating through mako.com and Mako Global Derivatives Partnership LLP as its current FCA-authorized arm focused on derivatives liquidity and options market making. The 2024 accounts showed net trading income rose to $350,000 while annual losses narrowed 33 percent to $700,000, with net assets at $6 million. A $2.08 million FCA settlement provision was recorded and paid after year-end in February 2025. The dissolution notice triggers an objection period before final strike-off proceeds.
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** Traders using Mako services should immediately verify their relationships are with the continuing FCA-authorized Mako Global Derivatives entity, not the dissolving partnership.
Source: Finance Magnates