I. Comparison of the platform background between Zunjia Securities and Ade Securities Zunjia Securities: Zunjia Securities was established in Hong Kong and is a licensed corporation recognized by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission (central code: BJJ 179). As a participant of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Zunjia Securities was granted a 1/2/4/5 license for regulated activities by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission. Mainly provide investors with securities trading, securities consulting, futures contract trading, futures contract consulting and other related financial services. At present, R&D and system programmers in Zunjia Securities account for more than 80%, and most of the core members come from mathematics, physics, computers and other mathematical backgrounds, which ensures the autonomy, timeliness and effectiveness of financial model, investment trading management platform and quantitative investment strategy research and development, and strengthens the objectivity and sustainability of income through programmed trading system.
Aide Securities: Aide Securities Futures, a licensed corporation of the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission (numbered BHT550), holds the license of 1/2/3/4/5/9 for regulated activities, and is committed to providing a one-stop all-round trading platform for Hong Kong stocks, US stocks and global futures for Chinese investors around the world, and providing customers with a series of personalized investment schemes such as new share subscription, margin financing and securities lending, placement and underwriting. Mr. Leslie Cheung, CEO of Aide Securities, has been engaged in the financial industry since 1987. He has more than 30 years of industry experience and is known as the elite of the financial industry. He has served as an executive in many well-known institutions, participated in business expansion and strategic development in Hongkong, China Mainland and Southeast Asia, and has rich professional knowledge and experience in market development, securities and futures brokerage business, capital market and other fields. In addition, Mr. Chen Jianhao, general manager of Aide Securities Futures, has rich experience in foreign exchange analysis market research. He has worked in many financial institutions, served as the main member of the analysis and research team, and led the retail market sales. He has lectured at more than 500 seminars and devoted himself to providing foreign exchange market research reports and comments. His professional knowledge in market sentiment research has been highly praised.
From the platform background, Zunjia Securities is a licensed corporation recognized by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission, so Zunjia Securities is also a regulated formal brokerage firm. In addition to the license issued by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission, Aide Securities also has a professional team composed of highly educated and high-quality talents. Aide Securities is slightly better in the platform background.
Two. Comparison of the licenses of Zunjia Securities and Aide Securities Zunjia Securities: At present, it has 1 (securities trading), 2 (futures contract trading), 4 (providing securities advice) and 5 (providing futures contract advice) licenses.
Aide Securities: At present, it has 1 (securities trading), 2 (futures contract trading), 3 (leveraged foreign exchange trading), 4 (securities consultant), 5 (futures contract consultant) and 9 (providing asset management) licenses.
Judging from the licensing situation, Aide Securities has six types of licenses, two more than Jiufu Securities, and Aide Securities has obvious advantages.
Three. Comparison of transaction commissions between Zunjia Securities and Aide Securities Zunjia Securities;
0.05% commission for Hong Kong stocks (minimum HK$ 65,438 +0 1.9)
The platform uses HK$ 1 for each order (orders are not merged).
Aide Securities:
Brokerage commission: 0.25% of the transaction amount, with a minimum fee of 100 Hong Kong dollars.
Investor compensation levy: 0.005% of the transaction amount (currently suspended), with a minimum charge of HK$ 2 and a maximum charge of HK$ 100.
Transaction levy: 0.0027% of the transaction amount.
Transaction fee: 0.005% of the transaction amount.
Transaction system usage fee: HK$ 0.5 yuan per transaction (exempted by the bank).
Stamp duty: 0. 1% of the transaction amount (rounded to the nearest RMB) HK$ 1.
Central settlement fee: 0.005 of the transaction amount.