2011-05-24
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued this circular on 24 May 2011 to present findings from a Mystery Shopping Programme targeting the sale of unlisted securities and futures investment products. The report details compliance issues identified within the banking sector, highlighting specific deficiencies in how authorized institutions handle customer transactions and disclosures. These findings serve as a regulatory benchmark to enforce higher standards of conduct and consumer protection in wealth management services.
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Issue Date:
24 May 2011
20110524-4-EN.pdf (122.1 KB)
Topic:
Banking Conduct & Enforcement - Consumer Protection
Wealth Management & MPF - Insurance products
Wealth Management & MPF - Securities/investment products
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Group:
All Authorized Institutions
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