Company Introduction
Fidelity, established in 1969 in the United States, operates under the supervision of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). With over half a century of experience, Fidelity has built a solid reputation as a global financial institution, focusing on long-term investment solutions rather than short-term speculative trading such as Forex or CFDs.
Products & Services
Fidelity provides a wide range of investment solutions, including:
- Global investment funds.
- Multi-asset solutions.
- Thematic investments.
- Sustainable investments (ESG-focused).
- Retirement plans: MPF and ORSO for individuals and businesses
Advantages & Disadvantages
Advantages:
- Long history since 1969 with global reputation.
- Regulated by SFC, ensuring transparency and investor safety.
- Diverse portfolio with a focus on sustainable investing.
- Competitive fees for large investments (0% – 0.6% for investments above USD 1 million).
- Flexible retirement solutions suitable for both individuals and corporations
Disadvantages:
- No demo account available.
- No Islamic (Sharia-compliant) accounts.
- Relatively high fees for small investors (1.5% – 3% for investments under USD 50,000)
Account Types
- Fidelity offers multiple account types to meet investor needs:.
- Individual Accounts – for self-directed investors.
- MPF/ORSO Accounts – for employees and corporate retirement schemes.
- Intermediary Accounts – for advisors and asset managers.
- Institutional Accounts – for pension funds, family offices, and large financial institutions
Trading Platforms
- Fidelity Online – accessible via PC/Mac browsers
- Mobile App – available for iOS and Android → Enabling clients to monitor and manage investments anytime, anywhere.
Fees & Investment Policies
Tiered fee structure:
- Over USD 1 million: 0% – 0.6%.
- Under USD 50,000: 1.5% – 3%.
Monthly investment plans:
- Below HKD 20,000: 1% fee.
- From HKD 20,000 upward: 0% fee.
- Minimum regular investment: HKD 1,000/month
Payment Methods
Fidelity supports multiple payment methods:
- Bank transfer.
- Bill payment via HSBC.
- Personal or bank cheques.
- Online transfers via HSBC/Hang Seng.
(No deposit/withdrawal fees from Fidelity, but banks or intermediaries may charge fees.)
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