CSCI

CSCI Information

CSCI (China Securities International Brokerage) offers wealth management, equity trading, bonds, and corporate finance. The company is well-established in Hong Kong and offers individual and institutional investors powerful trading capabilities. Its features are extensive, however demo accounts are missing.

Pros and Cons

Is CSCI Legit?

Yes, China Securities (International) Brokerage is a legitimate financial entity regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC). The license type is for Dealing in Futures Contracts, and the license number is BAU373.

What Can I Trade on CSCI?

For investors, CSCI offers a varied spectrum of financial products and services. They provide access to several markets, including fund trading on both regional and worldwide platforms as well as equity, bonds, futures.

CSCI Fees

Main Trading Fee Structure

Margin Financing Service

CSCI also offers margin financing, with rates based on the amount being financed.

Agency Services & Corporate Actions Charges

Depositing Physical Stocks: HKD 5 stamp duty per certificate (handling fee waived).

Withdrawing Physical Stocks: HKD 5 per lot, minimum HKD 50.

Receiving Dividends: 0.5% of the interest collected, minimum HKD 50, maximum HKD 10,000.

Non-Trading Fees

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

CSCI does not charge any fees for deposits or withdrawals.

Deposit Options

Withdrawal Options