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Based on my research and trading experience with major industry brokers, getting clear, public details about MUFG’s maximum leverage—especially for major forex pairs—can be challenging. From what I could gather, official disclosures about MUFG’s specific leverage offerings are not published directly on their public sources or via WikiFX’s analysis. This raises a flag for me; as a trader, transparency about leverage is crucial when managing risk, particularly with a global institution like MUFG. Given that MUFG is regulated by both the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA) in Malaysia, I expect their leverage parameters to comply with region-specific regulations. Under the FCA, leverage on major forex pairs is typically capped at 30:1, as a matter of consumer protection. However, brokers operating under Labuan might offer higher leverage, but that information isn’t explicitly confirmed for MUFG in the context provided. When it comes to other asset types, such as minor and exotic forex pairs or CFDs, established regulatory norms usually require even stricter leverage limits due to greater volatility and risk. However, again, MUFG doesn’t specify these details in the information available. For me, this lack of clarity would require directly contacting their support team before considering any significant trading activity, as responsible risk management hinges on knowing leverage and margin requirements. I always prefer to proceed cautiously until these fundamentals are fully documented.