LTP becomes the first firm to obtain multiple SFC licenses, enabling regulated virtual asset services for institutional investors.
LTP Earns Five Key Licenses in Hong Kong
LTP’s Hong Kong subsidiary, LiquidityTech Limited, has received five regulatory licenses from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). These approvals position LTP as the first fully licensed virtual asset prime brokerage in the region.
🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 LTP has successfully secured Type 1, 2, 4, 5, and 9 licenses from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). This significant milestone further solidifies our position as a regulated leader in virtual asset prime brokerage. With these new…
Comprehensive Licensing for Institutional Services
The licenses cover a broad spectrum of financial activities:
- Type 1: Securities dealing
- Type 2: Futures contracts dealing
- Type 4: Investment advisory on securities
- Type 5: Advisory on futures contracts
- Type 9: Asset management
A Milestone for Crypto Market Institutionalization
By securing these licenses, LTP HK can now cater to proprietary trading firms, hedge funds, asset managers, and corporate investors seeking regulated exposure to virtual assets.
Commitment to Regulatory Compliance
“Regulatory compliance is a fundamental pillar of our institutional prime brokerage services,” said Jack Yang, CEO of LTP. “Securing a full suite of SFC licenses underscores our commitment to secure, high-performance trading infrastructure.”
Hong Kong’s Growing Role in Digital Assets
LTP’s licensing aligns with Hong Kong’s push to establish itself as a global hub for regulated crypto services. The move is expected to attract more institutional capital to the region’s digital asset market.
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