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The Hong Kong SFC lists “E Fund” as an unlicensed company and says its website claimed that it had been approved.
Hong Kong’s SFC lists the digital asset private fund “E Fund” as an unlicensed company
PANews October 5 reported that the Hong Kong SFC’s official website shows that “E Fund” has been listed as an unlicensed company and also lists two related websites. The Hong Kong SFC stated that “E Fund” falsely claimed on the related websites that the digital asset private fund had been approved by the SFC.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a10a02-d407-7644-ac1d-f5de91bb31a8
The Hong Kong SFC’s official website shows that “E Fund” has been listed as an unlicensed company.
The Hong Kong SFC also lists two related websites.
The Hong Kong SFC stated that “E Fund” falsely claimed on the related websites that the digital asset private fund had been approved by the SFC.
The above information was reported by PANews.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This indicates that the Hong Kong SFC has publicly listed “E Fund” as an unlicensed company and stated that its related websites publicly claimed that it had been approved by the SFC. The material does not provide the names of the two related websites or include the Hong Kong SFC’s original announcement link.
The licensing status of the relevant entity and its claim of approval have been called into question by the Hong Kong SFC’s public records.
When encountering claims such as “approved,” verify them against the regulator’s official licensing or warning records.
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