Important Notices

19/09/2024

Notice of Service arrangement under Severe Weather Trading

As per announcement by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, starting from 23 September 2024, Hong Kong’s securities and derivatives markets, including Stock Connect, derivatives holiday trading, and after-hours trading, will remain open during severe weather conditions such as Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above, or Black Rainstorm Warning which is issued by the Hong Kong Observatory or Extreme Conditions which is announced by the HKSAR Government. For further details, please refer to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange website regarding Severe Weather Arrangements:

Under such circumstances, the Company will continue to provide trading, settlement, and clearing services.  Relevant service arrangement is detailed(CLICK HERE).  We strongly encourage you to register FPS(CLICK HERE) or eDDA service(CLICK HERE) to facilitate transfer of fund under SWT.

Our Terms & Conditions of Client Agreement have been updated to comply with the SWT. The Revised Terms will take effect on 23 September 2024. You can access the full version of our Revised Terms and the Summary of Changes on our website at www.utrade.com.hk. These Revised Terms will supersede any previous client agreements with us and will apply to all your transactions with us.

Should you have any further question, please contact your account executives or our Client Services Hotline via +852 2136 1818 / clientservices@uobkayhian.com.hk

05/06/2024

Important notice: suspicious fraudulent messages using the name of UOB Kay Hian via instant messaging platforms!

Recently, a suspected fraud group has been discovered in Taiwan impersonating UOB Kay Hian and using instant messaging platforms such as Line to disseminate fraudulent investment information to defraud investors of their money. Please note that UOB Kay Hian does not operate any external instant messaging (IM) groups or send messages through any IM platforms for marketing purposes. All our sales representatives are licensed by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and are regulated accordingly. 
 
Please note that it is a common fraud tactic to request information in the name of a financial firm through messages or emails. If you receive any messages or emails claiming to be from us or unknown sources, it is important to handle them with caution to protect your assets and avoid financial fraud.
 
If you have any questions or concerns, please immediately contact our customer service hotline at +852 2136 1818.
 
For more details, please refer to here