SFC
Securities and Futures Commission - Hong Kong's top-tier financial regulator.
Quick answer
The SFC is Hong Kong's securities and futures regulator, a respected Tier-1 authority. Its strict standards help make Hong Kong a major Asian financial centre.
Definition
SFC (Securities and Futures Commission) is Hong Kong's independent statutory body regulating securities and futures markets. It's a highly respected Tier-1 regulator with strict requirements, making Hong Kong a major Asian financial center.
How It Works
- Regulates securities and futures in Hong Kong
- Type 3 license required for leveraged forex
- Strict capital and conduct requirements
- Investor Compensation Fund up to HK$500,000
Trading Tips
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SFC regulation is highly trusted
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Check SFC public register for licensed firms
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Hong Kong maintains separate system from mainland China
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