On November 12, Futu Holdings Limited fell 4.08% in Regular Trading, trading at USD 95.1202 per share, with turnover of USD 11.9222 million.

The most visible catalyst in public information remains the earlier Hong Kong regulatory restriction notice tied to an IPO fraud investigation, which continued to weigh on sentiment as the company had not disclosed new operating catalysts beyond its scheduled November 19 third-quarter results announcement.

Earlier disclosures showed Hong Kong's securities regulator ordered Futu Securities International to freeze up to HKD 125.2 million in client assets linked to an entity suspected of creating a false or artificial appearance of demand for IPO shares. The regulator stated that Futu Holdings Limited was not under investigation and that the restriction did not affect the brokerage or its other clients, but the investigation remains ongoing and the assets cannot be dealt with without prior written consent.

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