Regulatory Alerts2026-05-27
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Guidance on Offering of Financing for Virtual Asset Dealing, Shared Order Book, and Client Virtual Asset Withdrawals
The Securities and Futures Commission issued this guidance on 27 May 2026 to regulate licensed corporations and registered institutions engaging in virtual asset activities. The document establishes specific requirements for offering financing for virtual asset dealing, operating shared order books, and managing client virtual asset withdrawals. These measures aim to enhance operational standards and risk management within the virtual asset sector under the regulator's oversight.
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Issue Date:
27 May 2026
20260527-28-EN.pdf (289.4 KB)
Topic:
Fintech - Virtual assets
Wealth Management & MPF - Securities/investment products
Group:
Registered Institutions
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Guidance on Offering of Financing for Virtual Asset Dealing, Shared Order Book, and Client Virtual Asset Withdrawals
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Guidance on Offering of Financing for Virtual Asset Dealing, Shared Order Book, and Client Virtual Asset Withdrawals
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