The Hong Kong regulator has released its quarterly report covering July to September.

The Securities Financial Commission (SFC) has authorised 103 new unlisted structured investment products (SIPs) over the last three months, an increase from 73 in the prior-year period, according to the regulator’s quarterly report. The SIPs comprise equity-linked investments (ELIs) and structured deposits, which are offered to retail investors in Hong Kong SAR – this adds up to 234 SIPs launched as of 30 September this year, higher from 146 compared with a year ago. In September,

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