[Cross-border brokerage compliance adjustments implemented! Trading restrictions for existing clients starting June 12]

As regulatory policies tighten across the board, three major brokerages—Futu, Tiger, and Changqiao—have announced notices: starting June 12, 2026, services will be adjusted for existing investors in Mainland China.
Core changes:
• Suspend all new opening and additional trading of all products
• Only retain sell and close-out operations
• Suspend fund transfer-in, transfer-out functions remain normal
This marks the official entry into the substantive phase of a two-year concentrated rectification period. For domestic investors holding related accounts, it is advised to cautiously face the risks:
1. Reassess asset allocation: Use the clearance window, combine with personal liquidity needs, and systematically liquidate or transfer overseas assets to compliant channels to avoid subsequent fund restrictions
2. Return to compliant investment channels: If overseas allocation is still needed, switch to legally regulated channels such as Hong Kong Stock Connect, QDII funds, and Cross-border Wealth Management Connect to avoid illegal off-market activities and prevent fund losses
3. Beware of illegal diversion traps: Do not trust so-called “account opening on behalf” or “bypassing deposit” gray-area methods, and avoid complacency to prevent fund freezes or even legal risks.
In the context of stricter global capital flow regulation, aligning with policy guidance and establishing a standardized wealth management framework are long-term strategies to safeguard personal assets. Do not underestimate risks; handle with caution.
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