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Hong Kong
5-10 yearsRegulated in Hong Kong
Dealing in futures contracts
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Exposure
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Regulatory Index6.54
Business Index7.50
Risk Management Index9.70
Software Index5.89
License Index6.54
Single Core
1G
40G
Basic Information & Regulators of Ever Long
Ever Long Capital Management is a financial institution authorized under the Securities and Futures Ordinance of Hong Kong to provide asset management services. Its team of fund managers consists of professionals with extensive experience in equity, bond, equity, and private equity investments in Hong Kong, Greater China, and Southeast Asia. Ever Long Capital Management holds a fund management license and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dah Ling Group, an HK-listed company.
Safety Analysis of Ever Long
As a securities and fund broker, Cheung Hung Capital is currently not subject to any limited human regulation, which means that the safety of investors' funds and trading activities cannot be protected in any effective manner. Investors should be cautious in using the Ever Long Capital.
Market Instruments of Ever Long
The main products and services offered by Ever Long Capital to investors are trading of Hong Kong stocks, subscription of IPO stocks, IPO subscription credit, agent services, depository services, trading of US stocks, Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks, trading of Taiwan stocks, Hong Kong futures, global futures, and commodity futures.
Commissions & Fees of Ever Long
Hong Kong stock trading fees mainly include the brokerage commission, government stamp duty, settlement fee, transaction levy, and trading fee. Brokerage commission is 0.25% of the transaction amount, government stamp duty is 0.10% of the transaction amount, settlement fee is 0.004% of the transaction amount, transaction levy is 0.0027% of the transaction amount, and the transaction fee is 0.005% of the transaction amount. Brokerage commission for Hong Kong stock dark trading is 0.125% of the additional transaction amount. Brokerage commission for Shanghai and Shenzhen stock trading fees is 0.25% of the transaction amount, and handling fee is 0.00487% of the transaction amount (Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges), with license fee at 0.002% of the transaction amount (China Securities Regulatory Commission), the transfer fee at 0.04% of the transaction amount (China Clearing and Settlement), and transaction stamp duty at 0.1% of the transaction amount (seller only). Commission for global stocks (US stocks, German stocks, etc.) is 0.25%-1.00% of the transaction amount.
Deposit and withdrawal
Traders can deposit funds into their own investment accounts via cheque, internet banking, telephone banking service, ATM transfer, wire transfer.
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