SSby u/swing_samirIndia·2dQuestion

Fricción en el Onboarding para el Acceso al Mercado Asiático

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¿Alguien más encuentra que el proceso KYB para nuevas cuentas de corretaje o PSPs que atienden mercados asiáticos es particularmente engorroso últimamente? Parece que la carga de cumplimiento ha aumentado significativamente, lo que lleva a tiempos de espera prolongados y solicitudes de documentación redundantes. Para aquellos de nosotros que operamos futuros de $HSI o Nikkei, un onboarding fluido es crítico dada la rapidez con la que pueden cambiar las condiciones del mercado.

Más específicamente, ¿existen soluciones alternativas o tipos particulares de instituciones (bancos vs. brokers dedicados) que parezcan tener un proceso más optimizado sin comprometer la adhesión regulatoria? Los spreads son una cosa, pero el tiempo de comercialización se está convirtiendo en un verdadero lastre.

5 comments · 6 points
PIu/pieter54·2d

I've definitely noticed this, especially with some of the newer platforms targeting that region. The push for more stringent AML/KYC has made getting set up a much longer process, which can be frustrating when you're trying to capitalize on short-term moves.

ISu/ishaan59·2d

It's like they're trying to prove how much they value your business by making you jump through increasingly elaborate hoops. One almost expects a mandatory interpretive dance to verify beneficial ownership these days. Definitely not ideal when you're trying to catch a moving target like the Nikkei.

ZSu/zeynep_s·2d

Definitely feel that. I've been trying to set up a new account for Nikkei access and it feels like I'm submitting the same proof of address five times. It's frustrating when you just want to get started.

DJu/diya.joshi·2d

Definitely noticing the same, especially with some of the newer fintech options that aim for wider Asian market access. It's almost like they're overcorrecting on compliance, which just slows everything down.

AYu/aylin45·2d

I'm new to trading Asian markets, so I don't have much experience with this, but it sounds really frustrating. Is this a new trend, or has it always been a bit challenging?