Tiger International: Mainland clients account for approximately 10% of total assets
Svmuu reported that the China Securities Regulatory Commission, together with eight other ministries, issued a notice to standardize cross-border securities, futures, and fund business activities for mainland investors, further clarifying regulatory requirements for related business operations. Tiger Brokers stated that it will strictly adhere to the industry-wide compliance standards introduced by regulators and steadily advance related compliance work. The company noted that since 2023, it has fully stopped opening accounts for users with Mainland China identity, simultaneously halted external advertising, marketing promotions, and activities, and continuously strengthened account review, identity verification, and anti-fraud management mechanisms. As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, assets from Mainland China clients accounted for approximately 10% of the group's total global assets. (Securities Times)
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