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Futu Holdings

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Futu Holdings
富途牛牛
Futu Holdings Limited is a fintech company and online stockbroker that offers fully digital financial services in multiple markets, comprising data, financial news, interactive social features, and investor education on its proprietary one-stop digital platforms Futubull and moomoo.
An insurance sales agent looks for customers in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Photo: Eugene Lee
Banking & finance

Hong Kong’s record insurance sales risk cooling under cross-border capital curbs

Insurers brace for impact from stricter cross-border rules, with the Insurance Authority stepping up oversight of mainland visitor purchases.

Banking & finance

‘Tell the story well’: China pushes brokerages to shape stock market narrative

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Mainland China

Futu first-quarter profit down 61% after $272 million regulatory fine

Banking & finance

Mainland Chinese react as Hong Kong tightens access to offshore investing routes

Banks have been ordered to step up checks, part of wider efforts to strengthen oversight of cross-border capital flows.

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Hong Kong's skyline Hong Kong regulators have ordered banks to strengthen compliance checks on mainland Chinese customers. Photo: Eugene Lee
China stock market

China’s brokerage crackdown: banks cut forecasts for Futu, Tiger

CCB and Goldman Sachs slash brokerage valuations, profit forecasts after regulatory action on unauthorised cross-border trading.

Stocks

China online brokerage crackdown trims billionaire owner’s wealth

Futu Holdings’ Leaf Li’s fortune shrank by over a quarter after Chinese regulators launched action against illegal cross-border stocks trading.

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Hong Kong stock market

US$32b worth of Hong Kong assets involved in transborder trade crackdown: Citic

The assets involve a crackdown on Futu, Tiger Brokers and Long Bridge for offering mainland Chinese investors access to unlicensed trading.

A view of Victoria Harbour taken from Hong Kong Observation Deck. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong property

Futu Securities opens coffee shop as it adapts to changing client ‘lifestyles’

Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo as well as online brokerage Longbridge have also launched cafes in their outlets.

Banking & finance

Hong Kong bridges traditional, digital finance with new virtual asset initiatives

The first initiative will allow licensed virtual asset brokers to offer margin financing to clients with strong credit profiles.

IPO

Chinese tech listings shine in Hong Kong amid Beijing’s self-reliance push

Outperformance so far this year shows the theme remains a boon for investors in a challenging environment, analysts say.

A view of Biren Technology’s listing ceremony in Hong Kong on January 2, 2026. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong property

Hong Kong’s finance sector a ray of sunshine for city’s retail property segment

Financial services providers are emerging as a new force in the city’s retail property leasing space, analysts say.

Forthright Securities has leased three storeys of retail space totalling 14,000 sq ft at Golden Centre in Sheung Wan for its first flagship branch in Hong Kong. Photo: Google Maps
Fintech

Hong Kong, Shenzhen push secure data corridor to boost AI, fintech opportunities

White list for cross-border data transfers is being established to enhance transparency and pave the way for deeper collaboration.

Artificial intelligence

Hong Kong’s HKChat raises AI expectations as 90,000 users join app in debut week

HKChat tops free app ranking on Apple’s Hong Kong App Store on Sunday.

Bonds

Surge in interest for Hong Kong’s HK$50 billion Silver Bonds

Some 300,000 to 350,000 residents are likely to subscribe to the notes as they offer better returns than time deposits, BrightSmart CEO says.

This year an estimated 2.4 million Hong Kong residents qualify for investing in the Silver Bonds scheme. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong stock market

Futu opens Russell Street flagship outlet to tap Hong Kong’s bull run

The new centre, occupying two floors on Russell Street opposite Times Square, officially opens on Friday.

A picture of Futu Holdings first flagship store and inaugural Institutional and Private Wealth Services centre on Russell Street opposite Times Square, Causeway Bay on August 28, 2025. Photo: Nathan Tsui
Cryptocurrency

ChinaAMC launches first tokenised yuan fund amid Hong Kong stablecoin push

Asset manager’s tokenised financial products are aligned with Hong Kong’s stablecoin framework, ChinaAMC (HK) CEO Tian Gan says.

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Hong Kong property

Skechers to take over Patek Philippe space on Causeway Bay’s Russell Street

American footwear and apparel company takes advantage of a slump in Hong Kong’s retail market.

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Cryptocurrency

Hong Kong’s stablecoin law opens floodgates for boom in digital assets: brokers

Investors are increasingly interested in stablecoins, which are digital tokens pegged to a reference asset like a fiat currency.

Stablecoin logos. Photo: Shutterstock
Hong Kong property

100% rent hike forces Prince Jewellery to close Hong Kong shop after 21 years

Landlord plans to raise the rent for the prime retail space to HK$2.21 million, according to property agents.

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HKEX

PDD and Futu among US-listed firms eligible for Hong Kong move: Goldman

Fungibility mechanism has been fairly effective and global investors are becoming more accustomed to trading ADRs in Hong Kong, Goldman says.

Fintech

Hong Kong online broker Futu launches DeepSeek-powered tools

Firm joins around 20 Chinese brokers and fund managers, including Sinolink Securities and CICC Wealth Management, in embracing DeepSeek.

A Futu Securities branch in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, is pictured on October 18, 2024. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong property

Exclusive | Hong Kong online broker rents shop in one of the world’s costliest retail strips

Futu could be paying HK$1.2 million (US$154,000) per month in rent, a steal compared to the HK$8.6 million in monthly rent that Burberry paid in 2018.

Renovation work at the venue of the former Transformers Ark restaurant on Russell Street, Causeway Bay on March 26, 2025. Photo: SCMP
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