Hong Kong’s securities watchdog has frozen $91 million in assets across
four brokerages, including US-based Interactive Brokers’ local unit, following
suspected market manipulation and unauthorized trades through compromised
accounts.SFC Freezes $91 Million in
Trading Accounts, Including Interactive BrokersThe
Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued restriction notices to
Interactive Brokers Hong Kong Limited and three local firms – SBI China Capital
Financial Services…
Interactive Brokers Caught in Hong Kong’s $91M Trading Freeze
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