2. Hong Kong funds implement the accreditation system, that is, under normal circumstances, the establishment of funds must apply to the securities regulatory authorities for accreditation, and funds with accreditation qualifications are allowed to promote sales. However, it is not illegal for funds that have not applied for accreditation or failed to obtain accreditation qualifications. They can still exist and quote transactions, but their promotion is strictly limited.
3. Hong Kong's tomb gold market developed in the process of Hong Kong becoming an international financial center, so it is a highly internationalized fund market. About 75% of the funds recognized by securities regulators are funds sponsored by overseas registered companies such as Europe, America and Japan, and most of these funds are invested overseas.
4. Since11990s, the investment portfolio of Hong Kong funds is as follows:
Stocks account for about 45%, bonds account for about 35%, and currencies account for about 15%. Investment areas include Europe, America, Asia and other countries and regions in the world.
Compared with some developed fund markets in Europe, America and Asia, Hong Kong's fund market is still in the growth stage, so it is not mature. Many investors need to improve their understanding of Tsuen Wan Gold. Strong sense of quick success and instant benefit, trying to get short-term profits through speculation, unwilling to follow the inherent principles of the fund itself, such as diversifying risks and making medium-and long-term investments.
6. Hong Kong's fund market can be said to be a "miniature landscape" of an international fund market, with various types, categories and currencies of funds, providing investors with great choice space.