Futu Securities, Tiger Brokers' Mainland China Users Hold Estimated $175B in U.S. Stocks Amid Regulatory Uncertainty

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According to market analysts, if future regulatory policies prevent mainland Chinese investors from holding or trading U.S. securities through cross-border brokers such as Futu Securities and Tiger Brokers, approximately $175 billion in customer assets could require migration or liquidation. As of end-2025, Futu Securities manages around $158.4 billion in customer assets while Tiger Brokers holds about $60.8 billion, according to data cited by PANews. Based on Futu's disclosed mainland China customer asset ratio of over 80%, market estimates suggest combined Greater China customer assets on both platforms total roughly $175 billion. However, analysts note that investors could potentially retain holdings through asset transfers or account migration, meaning actual selling pressure could be significantly lower. Current regulations have not mandated forced liquidation of U.S. stock holdings.
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