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Futu expects mainland business to shrink amid CSRC crackdown

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Futu Holdings anticipates a reduction in its mainland China brokerage business due to regulatory actions by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). The company stated that the CSRC's crackdown is a broad industry issue, not specific to Futu. Despite the expected decrease in mainland-funded accounts, Futu is committed to resolving compliance issues and maintaining its operations in Hong Kong. AI

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Futu expects mainland business to shrink amid CSRC crackdown

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COVERAGE [1]

  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Zoe SL Chan ·

    Futu expects mainland brokerage business to shrink but vows to keep Hong Kong outlets

    Futu Holdings, the Nasdaq listed Chinese broker that was recently penalised by China’s securities regulator, said it expects a gradual fall off in mainland business but has no plan to cut Hong Kong outlets. Mainland Chinese-funded accounts had dropped to 13 per cent of its total …

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