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In my experience exploring KGI Asia, I found their product range to be quite broad within traditional financial markets, but notably lacking in areas popular with retail traders, such as forex and cryptocurrencies. KGI Asia focuses on wealth products that include mutual funds, bonds, structured products, insurance, and MPF, as well as direct access to global stocks, warrants, CBBCs, IPO subscriptions, grey market trading, futures, options, HK stock options, and ETFs. For someone who, like me, values regulatory oversight, it’s worth noting that they are regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong, which I consider a positive for trustworthiness. However, I must emphasize that if your primary interest lies in trading forex pairs or digital assets like cryptocurrencies, KGI Asia does not provide these instruments. Their offerings are more tailored towards equities, fixed income, and derivative contracts tied to indices and commodities, but not spot forex or digital currencies. For stocks, bonds, futures, and options, I found their platforms and market access sufficiently robust, aided by a range of trading and research tools. Ultimately, the absence of forex and crypto might be a drawback for traders with those specific interests. Those looking for a broad multi-asset brokerage with advanced tools but limited to regulated, conventional instruments may find KGI Asia suitable, though caution is always required to ensure that their available products actually match your individual trading objectives.