Emperor Capital

Emperor Capital has a fee structure that aligns with industry standards for Hong Kong-based brokers, featuring various trading fees and commission structures. Trading fees include a stamp duty of 0.1% (minimum HKD 1), a trading fee of 0.01%, and a CCASS fee of 0.002% (with a minimum of HKD 2 and a maximum of HKD 1,000). There are additional fees for specific actions like margin interest, which is prime plus 3%, and fees for handling corporate actions that can vary based on the type of transaction. For spreads, Emperor Capital employs a commission-based model where spreads can be either fixed or variable, depending on the asset class being traded. However, specific spread ranges are not disclosed, which is common in the industry. Deposit and withdrawal processes are straightforward, as Emperor Capital does not impose any deposit or withdrawal fees, requiring a minimum deposit of HKD 10,000. Withdrawals can be processed via phone instructions or bank cheques, typically completed on the same day for selected banks, otherwise next day. The broker also charges stock withdrawal fees of HKD 5 per lot with a minimum fee of HKD 50. Additionally, clients should be aware of potential overnight or swap fees, although these are not specifically detailed in the available documentation. Inactivity fees are also a consideration, with dormant accounts incurring a fee of HKD 100 per year. Overall, while Emperor Capital is regulated by the SFC and provides a range of services, potential clients should be mindful of the various fees and charges that may apply, ensuring transparency and safety in their financial engagements.