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CMBI Reportedly Approved for HK Virtual Asset License, First CN Bank-affiliated Broker to Obtain License
CMB International announced that it had officially received approval from the Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong yesterday, becoming the first Chinese bank-affiliated...
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CMB International announced that it had officially received approval from the Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong yesterday, becoming the first Chinese bank-affiliated broker in Hong Kong to obtain a license for virtual asset trading services and related activities.

This move not only highlights CMB International's forward-looking deployment in the digital finance sector but also marks a pivotal step in the virtual asset field, opening more development opportunities for its stock business segment and providing investors with broader and more efficient financial service solutions and experiences.

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Looking ahead, CMB International will continue to explore innovative models under the premise of compliance, deepen the integration of virtual assets and traditional stock business, and provide investors with more professional and high-quality financial services, helping them grasp new opportunities in the global market.

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