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When I evaluate a broker like Yuanta, the first thing I look at is regulatory status, as this directly impacts the safety of my funds. Yuanta is regulated in Hong Kong by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), a well-recognized authority in Asia. For me, SFC regulation means the broker needs to adhere to strict capital adequacy requirements, maintain clear segregation of client funds, and follow proper reporting and compliance procedures. This level of oversight can reduce risks of fraud or mismanagement compared to an unregulated or offshore broker. However, being regulated does not guarantee absolute safety—I've seen that even with established regulators, issues such as withdrawal difficulties can occur. That said, if a dispute arises or if there is any misconduct on the broker’s part, I would have more formal avenues for recourse through the SFC than with unregulated entities. The longevity of Yuanta, with over 20 years in the Hong Kong market, further reassures me that they have a track record of meeting regulatory obligations. Ultimately, while no regulatory regime eliminates all risk, active SFC oversight does provide a higher level of fund protection than most alternatives. I always consider this an important factor before committing any capital.