Is Yingtong Securities legal in China?

Yingtong Securities is legal in China and can conduct business.

Yingtong Securities is a foreign-funded brokerage firm, charging for real-time quotation and charging for delayed quotation. Yingtong Securities is the largest Internet broker in the world. Each Yingtong account can connect more than 65,438+000 countries and trade more than 65,438+00,000 China goods at the same time. The trading system of Yingtong Securities is world-class in both stability and trading speed.

Yingtong Securities was awarded the highest rating as the best Internet broker by Barron's Weekly for six consecutive years, and was approved by China Securities Regulatory Commission on June 5438+ 10, 2009 (No.4 [2009]). Huasheng Tiancheng is its operator in China, and can invest in more than 150 products worldwide.

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In the field of PB business, Yingtong Securities copied its tried-and-true business strategy in traditional trading business, and also focused on low-cost trading, which reformed the original business model and caused a big impact on the main brokerage industry. In recent years, financial technology has made great contributions to the industry, and Yingtong has attracted a large number of fans inside and outside the industry.

Medium-sized prime brokers such as Yingtong accepted the hedge funds banned by the former, and also attracted a large number of interest-sensitive customers. As an online brokerage company featuring automated business processes, Yingtong is comfortable in the face of some new regulations (such as MiFID II).

In terms of transaction execution, we already have excellent technology. One of the details related to technology is that Yingtong has developed a trading system for customers, called IB SmartRoutingSM, which uses algorithms to find the best price in the whole market and then completes the transaction. More importantly, it does not need to hire a bunch of new employees and bear more business costs.

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