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RHB · 興業金融
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持牌機構:RHB Futures Hong Kong Limited
監管證號:AMF103
- 經查證,該交易商當前暫無有效外匯監管,請注意風險!
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公司簡介
| 興業金融 綜述 | |
| 成立年份 | 1983 |
| 註冊國家/地區 | 馬來西亞 |
| 監管機構 | SFC(已撤銷) |
| 交易產品 | 期貨指數、商品 |
| 服務 | 股票保證金融資、外國股票融資、自由融資、員工股票期權計劃(ESOS)融資、首次公開募股(IPO)融資 |
| 交易平台 | 興業金融 股票交易 |
| 客戶支援 | 電話:03-2113 8118;+603 – 7890 4700 |
| 傳真:+603 – 7890 4670 | |
| 電郵:support@rhbgroup.com | |
| 註冊地址:Level 10, Tower One, 興業金融 Centre, Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia | |
| 分行聯絡詳情:https://www.rhbinvest.com/locate_us.html | |
興業金融 資訊
興業金融 投資銀行有限公司是一家位於馬來西亞的金融機構,擁有全國50多家分行。該公司主要提供指數和商品期貨交易,並為客戶提供融資服務。同時,該公司還提供伊斯蘭教股票經紀服務,以滿足遵守伊斯蘭教法的需求。此外,該公司還提供各種主題的視頻庫,以裝備交易者所需的成功交易知識。
然而,值得注意的是,該公司在SFC撤銷的監管狀態下運營,表明其未遵守監管機構的規定。

優點和缺點
| 優點 | 缺點 |
| 多年的行業經驗 | 被撤銷的SFC許可證 |
| 多元化的金融服務 | |
| 全面的客戶支援 |
興業金融 是否合法?
興業金融 自稱受到SFC(香港證券及期貨事務監察委員會)監管,許可證編號為AMF103。然而,許可證狀態為“已撤銷”,表明該經紀商可能違反了該機構的規則或未能滿足監管要求。這對其可信度和合法性造成了懷疑。
| 監管國家 | 監管機構 | 當前狀態 | 受監管實體 | 許可證類型 | 許可證編號 |
![]() | SFC | 已撤銷 | 興業金融 Futures Hong Kong Limited | 期貨合約交易 | AMF103 |

交易產品
興業金融的產品組合包括Bursa Malaysia的衍生品,如棕櫚油期貨和黃金期貨,以及一系列不斷擴大的外國期貨合約,如E-Mini S&P 500、FTSE China A-50指數和E-Mini原油期貨。

費用/利率
| 服務 | 設施費 | 利率 |
| 股票保證金融資 | ❌ | 按套餐收費;無滾動費用 |
| 外國股票融資 | ≥ 設施限額的0.50%(預付) | SBR(3.00%)+ 2.30%,最低4.55%年利率 |
| 自由融資 | 定制 | 根據投資組合和策略定制 |
交易平台
興業金融提供一個名為「興業金融股票交易」的基於網頁的交易平台,並提供iOS和Android手機的應用程式版本,可以隨時隨地進行交易。

企業畫像
- 5-10年
- 監管牌照存疑
- 展業區域存疑
- 香港期貨合約交易已撤銷
- 高級風險隱患
Wiki問答
What is the highest leverage RHB provides for major forex pairs, and how does their leverage policy vary for different asset classes?
After examining RHB’s profile and disclosures, I find there’s limited transparency on specific leverage figures for major forex pairs, which is already a concern for me as a cautious trader. RHB’s primary focus appears to be futures and derivatives—especially indices and commodities, primarily through Bursa Malaysia and certain foreign contracts like the E-mini S&P 500. Unlike many mainstream forex brokers, I didn’t see detailed or easily accessible information about margin requirements or maximum leverage for forex pairs during my research. This lack of clarity makes it difficult for me to evaluate the risk parameters, which is something I prioritize before opening an account. In my experience, responsible brokers clearly publish leverage tiers for each asset class, such as lower leverage for volatile commodities and possibly higher (but still capped) ratios for major forex pairs. Without explicit data, I cannot assume RHB offers competitive leverage or that they cater to margin traders in the way dedicated forex brokers do. Compounding my caution, RHB’s revoked SFC license in Hong Kong signals unresolved regulatory issues. For me, trading with a broker whose licensing has been revoked dramatically increases my risk, especially regarding client fund safety and dispute resolution. Overall, without detailed leverage disclosures and given RHB’s regulatory challenges, I would tread very carefully and seek out more transparent and regulated alternatives if I wanted clear leverage policies across different markets.
What major risks or drawbacks should I keep in mind if I decide to use RHB?
From my experience navigating the forex industry, the most pressing issue with RHB is its revoked SFC license, which signals a significant regulatory risk. For me, a regulatory status like “revoked” is a red flag, because it means the broker either failed to comply with authorities or potentially violated important rules. This lack of oversight leaves traders like myself with little recourse should problems arise. Even though RHB has several years of industry presence and offers a range of products and financing services, the absence of active regulation undermines my trust in their operations. In markets where funds security and transparency are paramount, trading with a broker that has lost its license poses real dangers—primarily the risk that client protections may be weaker or nonexistent. Another drawback I see is the ambiguity around the scope of business and licensing, which WikiFX calls “suspicious.” When regulatory boundaries are unclear, it makes it harder for traders to verify legitimacy or take action if a dispute occurs. Personally, I firmly believe that regulatory clarity isn’t just bureaucratic—it’s a foundation for accountability and fair dealing. For anyone considering RHB, my advice is to proceed with great caution. The potential benefits of diverse products or customer support don’t offset the foundational risk of choosing a broker with such regulatory concerns. For me, robust and active regulation is non-negotiable. In the end, safeguarding capital should always come first.
Have you experienced any drawbacks with RHB's customer service or the reliability of their platform?
As someone who has spent considerable time evaluating various brokers, RHB’s offering presents immediate concerns for me, particularly regarding reliability and customer safety. One of my main reservations stems from the broker’s revoked regulatory license with the Hong Kong SFC, which signals a lapse in compliance or failure to meet the authority’s requirements. This lack of valid oversight always makes me think twice, no matter how long a broker has been in business or how extensive their customer service claims are. From my firsthand experience, brokers operating without current, credible regulation tend to be more susceptible to operational issues, including inconsistent platform performance and delays in customer support responses. Although RHB promotes a web-based trading platform and app support, the absence of transparent, up-to-date regulatory backing gives me little confidence about the platform’s long-term reliability or how customer disputes would be handled. Moreover, while RHB advertises comprehensive customer support via phone and email, my cautious approach means I look for clear and enforced mechanisms of accountability—something that revoked regulatory status doesn’t provide. In my opinion, even if the customer service appears robust on the surface, the underlying risk of dealing with a broker of ambiguous regulatory standing is simply too high for comfort, especially when handling funds or requesting technical support in urgent situations.
Considering both user reviews and your own assessment, how would you evaluate the credibility of RHB?
Having spent over a decade navigating various forex and futures brokers, I always make regulatory status my top criterion for credibility—especially given the risks of unregulated environments. My review of RHB left me with serious reservations. Despite the broker’s established history and its extensive financial offerings, including futures on global indices and commodities, I find their regulatory standing highly concerning. RHB’s claim of regulation by the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong is undermined by the fact that their license is currently revoked. For me, this is a clear warning signal. A revoked license generally means the broker has failed to meet or has violated regulatory requirements, and that eliminates the layer of oversight designed to protect traders like myself. While RHB provides a wide range of trading services and useful platforms, the lack of active regulation makes it difficult for me to trust them with significant capital. In my experience, even well-established companies are not immune to operational risk when oversight lapses. I also take into account the broker’s low risk management scores as indicators that caution is necessary. For anyone considering RHB, I cannot recommend involvement without restored and transparent regulatory compliance. With safer, well-regulated alternatives readily available, I personally would not compromise when real funds are involved.
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