Experts believe a new clause introduced this month by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) makes it even more crucial that banks and other financial intermediaries warn clients of how their investments may go wrong. Earlier this month, the SFC said in a report that licenced financial intermediaries must include in client contracts a new clause, which sets out explicitly…
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