LTP HK Secures HK SFC Licenses, Expands Financial Services

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


LTP HK secured approval for five types of licenses from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, becoming the first virtual asset-focused prime brokerage with a comprehensive suite of HK SFC licenses.

LTP HK Expands Financial Service Offerings

LTP HK announced it had received type 1 and 2 licenses from the HK SFC, allowing the firm to deal in securities and futures contracts. Types 4 and 5 licenses permit advising on securities and futures, while type 9 allows for asset management. According to LTP, these licenses enhance the firm's credibility and its position in the financial services landscape.

This regulatory milestone marks a strategic leap forward in our mission to bridge traditional finance with digital asset innovation.Ethan Wang, CEO of LiquidityTech Limited (LTP HK)

Streamlined Licenses for Virtual Asset Managers

The HK SFC recently introduced a streamlined licensing process for new virtual asset trading platform applicants that replaces the previous two-phased external assessment.

HK SFC Licensing Process Reform

The new process requires only one external assessment report to apply for a virtual asset trading platform license, simplifying the licensing framework and ensuring compliance with AML/CFT requirements.

The new HK SFC licenses reinforce LTP HK's leadership position within the dynamic financial services landscape, aiding their commitment to providing secure and efficient solutions for institutional clients.

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