CORPORATE BROKERS LIMITED

CORPORATE COMMODITIES LIMITED Information

Corporate Commodities Limited, founded in 1982 and headquartered in Hong Kong, is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) under license AAK110 for futures trading. It provides securities and futures trading services, including access to Stock Connect for trading equities in Shanghai and Shenzhen.

Pros and Cons

Is CORPORATE COMMODITIES LIMITED Legit?

Corporate Commodities Limited is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong and holds a valid license (No. AAK110) to trade futures contracts, which has been in existence since February 18, 2004. However, a related firm, Corporate Brokers Limited, once held a license (No. AAC806) for dealing in securities, but its regulatory status has been changed to “Exceeded,” suggesting that the license is no longer valid.

What Can I Trade on CORPORATE COMMODITIES LIMITED?

The company provides trading services in securities and futures, as well as access to the Hong Kong and Mainland China stock markets through Stock Connect.

Account Type

Corporate Commodities Limited provides three types of actual trading accounts: cash securities accounts, margin securities accounts, and futures trading accounts. It currently does not provide demo or Islamic accounts (swap-free). Each account is suitable for a variety of trader profiles, including novice, experienced, leveraged, and futures traders.

CORPORATE COMMODITIES LIMITED Fees

Corporate Commodities Limited's fees are generally consistent with industry standards in Hong Kong. Some minimum charges (e.g., internet trading for HKD 50) are slightly cheaper than those of large brokerage firms, while others (such as futures and administrative fees) are ordinary or moderately priced. Overall, fees are competitive with the Hong Kong market average.

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

Corporate Commodities Limited does not charge fees on deposits or withdrawals made in the client's name. The minimum deposit amount is not expressly stated, thus it may change depending on the account type or trading criteria.