Futu founder: Will actively embrace regulation, strictly follow regulatory guidance, and steadily advance subsequent compliance work

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Golden Finance reports that on May 28, Futu Holdings founder Li Hua responded to investor questions at the company's Q1 2026 earnings meeting, stating that the industry-specific rules adjustment issued by Chinese regulatory authorities on May 22 regarding cross-border securities, futures, and fund services for mainland investors is a unified requirement for the entire industry. Regarding the two-year rectification period for mainland clients, it does not require account withdrawals but restricts inbound deposits and purchases within the country. The company will actively embrace regulation and strictly follow guidelines to steadily advance subsequent compliance work. It is expected that this regulatory update will not have a substantial impact on Futu's annual customer acquisition target of 800k.
Li Hua stated that Futu has already fully ceased opening accounts for mainland clients and has continuously strengthened account review processes, rejecting tens of thousands of non-compliant account applications over the past two years. As of the end of Q1 this year, mainland clients with assets accounted for about 13%, client assets accounted for about 17%, and corresponding revenue contribution was approximately 20%. The company also plans to expand into more international markets in the future.
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