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A cross-border securities crackdown in China is underway, targeting businesses like Tiger, Futu, and Longbridge that solicit business without onshore licenses.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 1
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A cross-border securities crackdown in China is underway, targeting businesses like Tiger, Futu, and Longbridge that solicit business without onshore licenses.

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  1. Futu Holdings is facing an investigation into cross-border securities violations, despite operating its digital brokerage in Hong Kong.Sub-event
  2. China cracks down on cross-border investment, targeting Futu Holdings and its shareholders.1 source
  3. Cross-border securities crackdown in China.1 source

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