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As an experienced independent trader evaluating MUFG, I paid close attention to the scope of instruments they provide access to. While their background as Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation shows a long track record and regulatory status with the FCA in the UK and LFSA in Malaysia, I had to look deeper for specifics on tradable markets. From my own review of their offerings, MUFG positions itself primarily within broad financial services, mentioning investor services, asset management, real estate, and stock transfer agency. However, the available details do not explicitly list forex pairs, stocks, indices, commodities, or cryptocurrencies as tradable instruments through a typical brokerage interface. Based on the information, I can infer that their core services likely emphasize traditional asset management and agency functions rather than direct multi-asset trading often expected by retail traders. There is reference to market-making licenses, so some basic access to forex or related products could exist, but without a transparent product list, I am unable to confirm availability of specific instruments like indices or crypto. This lack of clarity, in my opinion, raises a need for cautious due diligence. For my own trading, reliably knowing what I can access and how those markets are managed is critical, so I recommend contacting MUFG directly for confirmation if your focus is on active trading across various instruments. This approach helps prevent unpleasant surprises and aligns with best practices for personal financial safety.