Deep Tide TechFlow news. On May 22, the Securities Times reported that the China Securities Regulatory Commission, together with eight other ministries, issued the “Notice on Regulating the Cross-Border Securities and Futures Fund Business Activities of Mainland Investors,” further clarifying regulatory requirements for industry-related business activities.



Tiger International stated that it will strictly comply with the industry-wide regulatory requirements issued by the regulators and steadily advance related compliance work. Tiger International said that since 2023, the company has fully stopped opening accounts for users with mainland China identities, and has simultaneously stopped external advertising, marketing promotion, and activities. The company continues to strengthen its account review, identity verification, and anti-fraud management mechanisms. As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, the assets of mainland China clients account for approximately 10% of the group’s total global assets.
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