China cracks down on illegal cross-border securities

China is penalizing brokers like Futu and Tiger for unauthorized cross-border trading. Investors have two years to wind down holdings as capital controls tighten.

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China is cracking down on illegal cross-border securities trading, targeting unlicensed brokers moving capital to foreign markets. Shares of UP FINTECH HOLDING LTD - ADR and FUTU HOLDINGS LTD-ADR plunged over 30% in United States premarket trade on May 22. The move intensifies Beijing's control over capital outflows and restricts mainland investors to selling existing offshore holdings only.

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