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In my experience, regulatory oversight is absolutely fundamental to evaluating any broker, especially in markets as dynamic as Hong Kong. Yuanta, which I have researched and considered for my own trading activities, is indeed regulated. Specifically, Yuanta is overseen by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). The SFC is a well-established regulatory authority—known for enforcing strict compliance, which adds a measure of reassurance when it comes to broker transparency and client protections. For me, the fact that Yuanta operates under multiple SFC licenses, covering futures contracts and securities dealing, is a positive sign. This means the company is subject to regular regulatory scrutiny and must adhere to local law, including capital requirements and reporting standards. In my view, such oversight doesn’t eliminate all risk, but it reduces the likelihood of outright malpractice and can provide confidence that there are official channels to pursue in the event of a dispute. However, I still practice careful due diligence and monitor any regulatory developments, especially given the medium risk alerts noted, to ensure my funds remain as secure as possible.