Hong Kong Monetary Authority Requires Banks to Implement New Compliance Standards for Account Opening on June 6

According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on June 6, Hong Kong banks have implemented latest regulatory requirements following guidance from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. The HKMA stated that banks have adopted standards comparable to those required of securities brokers for managing mainland investor accounts. A spokesperson confirmed that the banking industry has fully complied with the HKMA's requirements to ensure account opening procedures remain compliant and orderly.
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