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In my experience as a trader focused on due diligence, one of my top priorities is verifying whether a broker is properly regulated. With CMB, I noted that it is overseen by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong. This regulatory body is well-regarded in Asia and is responsible for monitoring financial services companies, particularly those dealing in futures contracts, to ensure compliance with industry standards and legal requirements. CMB International Futures Limited, a part of CMB, holds an SFC license specifically for dealing in futures contracts (License No. ACQ651). The SFC’s involvement typically provides a layer of protection for clients, as regulated firms must follow stringent rules regarding transparency, risk management, and handling of client funds. However, it’s important for me not to rely solely on a regulatory label. While SFC regulation is a positive sign, past user exposure reports highlight concerns such as withdrawal issues, underscoring the need for careful review and consideration before entrusting funds. For me, SFC oversight does offer some objective reassurance about operational standards. Still, I always suggest that traders verify registration details directly via the regulator and remain alert to user feedback and complaints to build a complete picture of a broker’s reliability.