New regulations from the eight ministries have been implemented, marking the end of the era of unchecked growth for cross-border brokers.

May 22nd, the China Securities Regulatory Commission and seven other ministries issued a notice regulating the cross-border securities, futures, and fund activities of mainland investors, clarifying regulatory requirements. Tiger International stated that it will strictly implement the new regulations and steadily promote compliance. Since 2023, the company has stopped opening accounts for mainland users, suspended external advertising and marketing, and strengthened account review, identity verification, and anti-fraud measures. As of the first quarter of 2026, mainland client assets account for approximately 10% of the group's global assets.