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HSBC requires some existing investment clients in the mainland to submit a source of funds declaration; failure to submit in a timely manner may result in service termination

According to the Daily Economic News, following the requirement to confirm that the source of funds for new account openings comes from legal overseas channels, some banks in Hong Kong have begun to initiate a source of funds declaration process for certain existing mainland investment clients. HSBC Hong Kong has recently started notifying some existing mainland investment clients, requiring them to submit the "Declaration for Opening/Maintaining Accounts" through the HSBC Hong Kong App by September 12 and to update their contact information.The declaration includes confirming that the funds for investment activities come from legal sources outside mainland China, and that the bank may disclose personal information at the request of law enforcement or regulatory agencies. The notice also mentioned that if the declaration is not submitted by August 20, investment-related services may be suspended; if it is still not submitted by September 12, investment-related services may be terminated.An HSBC spokesperson responded that they will follow relevant regulatory requirements when managing investment client relationships, thus inviting relevant mainland Chinese investors to provide self-declarations and confirm that the information provided in their "Know Your Customer" and "Customer Due Diligence" processes is current and valid, which helps to continuously provide uninterrupted services to clients. HSBC emphasized that this latest declaration requirement applies only to investment service clients.

Bernstein: The failure of the CLARITY Act may trigger a new round of declines in the cryptocurrency market

According to Cointelegraph, investment firm Bernstein stated that the prospects for the passage of the U.S. CLARITY Act are declining. If the Senate fails to advance the bill before the recess, it may trigger a short-term negative reaction in the market, putting further pressure on the valuations of Bitcoin and the overall crypto assets.Bernstein pointed out that the failure of the bill could lead to a market "instinctive sell-off," but in the medium to long term, it may also prompt the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to accelerate regulatory actions, including clarifying token classification rules, developing a regulatory framework for decentralized finance (DeFi), and advancing token issuance exemption mechanisms.Bernstein expects that the crypto market may bottom out between the end of the third quarter and the beginning of the fourth quarter, gradually regaining momentum before the U.S. midterm elections.Currently, market expectations for the CLARITY Act to be signed into law by the end of 2026 continue to decline. Data from prediction platform Polymarket shows that the probability of the bill passing this year has dropped to 31%, down 7 percentage points from a week ago and down 9 percentage points from the past month, with related betting amounts around $3.7 million.The CLARITY Act aims to establish the first regulatory framework for the digital asset market in the U.S., but it faces opposition from the banking industry due to stablecoin yield provisions. Previously, Galaxy Digital had lowered the probability of the bill being enacted by 2026 to 50% and warned that the Senate's advancement timeline is shrinking.
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