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After reviewing all available information on GF Securities (Hong Kong), I was unable to determine any explicit details regarding the maximum leverage offered for major forex pairs or how it might differ across other asset classes. As a trader with a strong focus on risk management and regulatory compliance, this lack of transparency is a point I approach with caution. The firm is mainly positioned as a securities and investment banking provider, with core services including trading in equities, bonds, ETFs, structured products, and derivatives, particularly within the Asia-Pacific markets. While GF Securities (Hong Kong) is regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong and has a history spanning 15-20 years, there is no clear public disclosure—at least in the official materials and registration summaries I consulted—regarding specific leverage ratios for forex or other leveraged products. This omission is important from a risk perspective. Typically, reputable brokers present clear information on leverage because it is a critical factor in a trader’s risk profile and margin requirements. The absence of this information may suggest that retail forex trading might not be the central focus of their offering, or that leverage is only available to certain client categories subject to strict regulatory limitations. In my experience, whenever leverage terms are ambiguous or absent, I make a vigilant effort to contact customer support directly and seek documented clarification before proceeding. This ensures all terms align with my own risk tolerance and regulatory expectations. I would recommend this same careful approach to other traders evaluating GF Securities (Hong Kong) for leveraged trading.