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                   SFC’s Deputy CEO and Executive Director of Intermediaries. “This kind of
                   regulatory support is essential to mobilise finance to support the transition to a low

                   carbon economy.”


                        Other highlights include changes to enhance the competency framework for

                   licensees and the launch of the next generation, fully-ditigalised licensing platform on

                   WINGS (Note 4).


                        Key statistics for the year (Note 5) include the following:


                                 The number of licensees and registrants increased to 48,401 and the

                           SFC received 7,163 new licence applications


                                 The SFC authorised 166 collective investment schemes, bringing the

                           total number to 2,849 as of end-March 2022, of which 866 were domiciled in

                           Hong Kong

                                 It    vetted   306    listing  applications  and   supervised    385

                           takeovers-related transactions


                                 It directly sought information from or expressed concerns with

                           seven listing applicants, exercising its powers under the Securities and

                           Futures (Stock Market Listing) Rules


                                 It conducted 262 risk-based on-site inspections of intermediaries and

                           noted 1,416 incidents of breaches of the SFC’s rules


                                 It made 7,308 requests for trading and account records from

                           intermediaries as a result of market surveillance


                                 It disciplined 17 firms and 19 individuals, imposed fines totalling

                           $410.1 million for intermediary misconduct and executed search warrants in

                           37 cases

                                 Mainland-Hong Kong Stock Connect covered 1,487 Mainland

                           stocks and 547 Hong Kong stocks as of end-March 2022, representing about




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