What are the conditions for buying Hong Kong stocks in the Mainland?
Individual customers who meet the following conditions can self-service open the trading authority of Hong Kong Stock Connect through the online trading client: \x0d\ 1 The asset account status is normal and the online trading entrustment authority has been opened; \x0d\ 2 The broker's electronic signature agreement has been signed, and the account has the authority of "electronic signature"; \x0d\ 3 The assets in the general asset account are more than 500,000 yuan; \x0d\ 4 The asset account has been linked to the Shanghai A-share securities account and has been designated; \x0d\ 5 has participated in the risk tolerance assessment and is within the validity period. \x0d\ Hong Kong stock transaction fee \ x0d \ x0d \ 1. Commission: both parties to the transaction pay commissions to the entrusted securities company (or bank) respectively. The level of commission is determined by investors and securities companies, but the HKEx has a minimum brokerage commission. The commission charged by a securities company for each transaction should not be less than 0.25% of the transaction amount, and the minimum fee for each transaction ranges from HK$ 50 to HK$ 65,438+050, depending on the specific regulations of each securities company. \x0d\ 2。 Transaction fee: the unilateral charge rate of the transaction fee of HKEx is 0.005% of the transaction amount, and the share of the transaction levy of CSRC is 0.005%. In March, 20001,the Financial Secretary announced that the transaction levy would increase by 0.002%, and this part of the transaction levy would be allocated to the new compensation fund until the fund increased to HK$ 654.38 billion. \x0d\ HKEx collects the trading system usage fee from the exchange participants, and the buyer and seller pay 0.50 yuan for each transaction. Whether exchange participants will charge this fee to customers is decided jointly by exchange participants and customers. \x0d\ 3。 Government expenses: In March of 200 1 year, the ad valorem stamp duty rate payable by both parties for each share transaction was reduced from 0. 1 125% of the transaction amount to 0. 1%. \x0d\ 4。 Transfer fees \x0d\ (1) transfer paper Stamp Duty: No matter how many shares are traded, each new transfer paper must pay the transfer paper Stamp Duty of HK$ 5 to the government, which shall be paid by the registered shareholder (i.e. the first-hand seller). \x0d\ (2) transfer fees: No matter how many shares are traded, the listed company will collect the new shares of transfer fees at a price of HK$ 2.5 per share, which will be paid by the buyer.