Tiger Brokers
Tiger Brokers is an online broker listed on NASDAQ. Users can trade stocks, options, futures, ETFs, and REITs.
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Tiger Brokers: Starting June 12, existing investors’ accounts will be suspended from opening new positions or adding positions in all product categories within mainland China.
According to Securities Times, Tiger Brokers issued a notice stating that, in order to comply with the industry regulatory requirements for a two-year concentrated rectification period and promote standardized development of cross-border securities business, Tiger Brokers will adjust its services for existing investor accounts within mainland China.
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Tiger Brokers Clarifies: Claims of “Refusing to Cooperate with Regulatory Authorities” or “Directly Confronting Regulators” Are Completely False
According to Caixin Global, Tiger Brokers issued a statement clarifying that recent claims accusing the company of “refusing to cooperate with regulators” or “confronting regulators head-on” are entirely false. The company emphasized that regulatory compliance is the lifeline of its operations and stated that it will strictly adhere to guidance from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and other relevant regulatory authorities to implement rectifications in response to the latest regulatory requirements. Since 2023, Tiger Brokers has fully ceased opening accounts and conducting marketing activities for mainland Chinese users. As of the end of Q1 2026, mainland Chinese clients accounted for approximately 10% of the company’s total client assets. Meanwhile, its overseas client base and asset scale have grown steadily. The company will continue advancing its compliance efforts in a steady and orderly manner to safeguard client asset security.
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Tiger Securities: The Hong Kong entity operates independently, and the relevant notice issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) does not directly apply to the Hong Kong entity.
Regarding the China Securities Regulatory Commission’s (CSRC) notice on rectifying illegal cross-border securities, futures, and fund-related activities and associated penalties, Wang Shan, Chief Operating Officer of Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) Global Limited, stated that the company is aware of the notice issued by the CSRC. The company clarified that the notice does not directly apply to its Hong Kong entity, which is a licensed corporation holding a license issued by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong, operating independently and subject to SFC supervision. (Yicai)
Tiger Brokers: Mainland China clients account for approximately 10% of total client assets.
According to Securities Times, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), in collaboration with eight other ministries and commissions, issued the “Notice on Regulating Cross-border Securities, Futures, and Fund Business Activities of Mainland Chinese Investors,” further clarifying regulatory requirements for such industry-related business activities. Tiger Brokers stated that it will strictly adhere to the industry-wide regulatory standards promulgated by regulators and steadily advance its compliance efforts. Tiger Brokers noted that since 2023, the company has fully ceased opening accounts for users holding mainland Chinese identities and simultaneously halted all external advertising, marketing promotions, and related activities. It has also continuously strengthened account review, identity verification, and anti-fraud management mechanisms. As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, mainland Chinese clients’ assets accounted for approximately 10% of the Group’s global total assets.
Futu Holdings Responds to Penalty: Customers’ Account Assets and All Services Remain Unaffected
According to Yicai Global, Futu Holdings’ U.S.-listed shares fell over 40% in pre-market trading. On the news front, China’s Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) plans to confiscate all illegal gains generated by Tiger Brokers, Futu Holdings, and Longbridge—both domestically and overseas—and impose strict penalties in accordance with the law. In response, a customer service representative stated that the company has taken note of the relevant regulatory developments and is carefully reviewing the details; it will issue an official response once information is complete. Currently, the company’s business operations remain normal, and customers’ account assets and all services are unaffected.
Tiger Brokers Responds to CSRC’s Initiation of an Investigation: “We will strictly comply with regulatory requirements and fully cooperate with the relevant investigation. Currently, all of the company’s business operations are running normally.”
According to Blue Whale News, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) announced that it has initiated an investigation into Tiger Brokers (NZ) Limited, Futu Securities International (Hong Kong) Limited, and Longbridge Securities (Hong Kong) Limited—and their related domestic and overseas entities—for illegally conducting securities business within mainland China, and has issued a prior notice of administrative penalty. In response, Tiger Brokers stated: “The company has noted the relevant notice and will fully cooperate with the regulatory authorities in accordance with regulatory requirements. Currently, all of the company’s business operations are running normally. Tiger Brokers consistently prioritizes compliance and maintains close communication with regulatory authorities.”
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PrimePiper Launches Prime Broker Dedicated to AI Agents, Enabling Multi-Exchange Connectivity, Cross-Venue Reconciliation, and Risk Control & Audit Capabilities
PrimePiper has launched an enterprise-grade prime broker platform for AI agents, designed to address challenges including fragmented account management, inadequate risk control, inability to reconcile across venues, and insufficient compliance auditing in AI-driven automated trading. According to the company, its infrastructure supports unified connectivity to multiple trading venues—including Hyperliquid, OKX, Tiger Brokers, and Interactive Brokers (IBKR). For risk control, PrimePiper offers enterprise-grade API key management, spending limits, and circuit-breaker mechanisms to constrain AI agent trading behavior. At the execution layer, it enables automated strategy execution via SDK or the Model Context Protocol (MCP). For compliance and auditing, it provides audit-grade reporting capabilities tailored for funds and traders. PrimePiper has been selected for the latest cohort of Founders Inc’s accelerator program; its product is currently in the Alpha stage. Team members hail from Galois Capital, Kraken, DRW, and AWS.
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