Recently, investment disputes have arisen from domestic investors investing in financial products through overseas cross-border Internet platforms or going overseas to invest in securities. The FSC reminds investors, to engage in investment in foreign securities, the transactions should be made through an authorized financial institution to avoid being left without protection in the event of a transaction dispute.
The FSC has established the Illegal Securities and Futures Industry Prevention Advocacy Special Zone on the Securities and Futures Bureau website homepage; investors can check the list of legitimate securities and futures and investment trust consulting firms approved by the FSC, types of illegality, investment warnings and other information. It is suggested that investors notice whether the investment will be made through a financial institution approved by the FSC before conducting financial transactions, to protect their own rights and interests.