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      期貨和衍生品行業(yè)監(jiān)管動(dòng)態(tài)
      
      
      
      
                         Joint Circular to Intermediaries : Findings of Concurrent SFC-HKMA
                         Thematic Review of the Distribution of Non-exchange Traded Investment
      
      
                         Products (2024/4/18)
      
      
                              During a concurrent thematic review [1]  of the distribution of non-exchange traded
      
                         investment products by intermediaries, the Securities and Futures Commission
      
                         (“SFC”) and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (“HKMA”) identified some issues
      
                         on intermediaries’ practices in performing product due diligence (“PDD”) and
      
                         suitability assessment, providing information to clients and ensuring investment
      
                         products are in the best interests of the clients. The intermediaries concerned were
      
                         required to undertake remedial action to address the issues identified.
      
      
                              Key observations
      
      
                              Many intermediaries would assign risk rating to investment products as part of
      
                         PDD for matching with client’s risk tolerance level, either calculated using their
      
                         internal risk-scoring mechanisms or based on the nature of underlying investments.
      
                         The regulators noted that some intermediaries had overlooked certain key features and
      
                         risk factors in their PDD assessment methodologies which could directly or indirectly
      
      
                         impact the risk return profiles and growth prospect of the investment products. In
                         some cases, intermediaries did not consider during the assessments the pay-out and
      
      
                         characteristics of a leveraged structured forward contract, credit events relating to the
      
                         product issuers, heightened market and industry risks, or adverse economic and
      
                         political environments.
      
      
                              These   intermediaries   could   run   the  risk   of   making   inappropriate
      
                         recommendations to clients if the risk return profiles of the products were not
      
                         adequately assessed and accurately reflected in the product risk ratings used for the
      
                         suitability assessment. Under such circumstances, the ability of intermediaries to fully
      
                         inform clients the nature and extent of risks of the products would also be adversely
      
                         affected. The risk would be further aggravated if the investment products, such as
      
      
      
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