General Information& Regulation
Established on February 14, 2001, One Asia Securities Co., Ltd. is a company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, engaged in financial instrument business. Cooperative banks include Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and MUFG Bank Ltd. One Asia is regulated by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan, with the regulatory certificate number 7011101031587.
Market Instruments
One Asia provides investors with a series of financial instruments, including domestic stock spot trading/margin trading, index futures/options trading, foreign stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETF), listed real estate investment trusts (REIT), domestic bonds, foreign bonds, structured bonds, etc. In addition, One Asia also provides consulting services on mergers and acquisitions as well as IR (Investor Relations) consulting services for companies.
One Asia Commissions
There is no account management fee when depositing securities such as stocks and currencies and depositing foreign securities (excluding Japanese Yen bonds and foreign investment trusts) in One Asia's account. When the contract price of margin trading and investment trust is less than 1 million yen, the commission is 1.21% of the contract price (1.1% excluding tax). If the amount is less than 2,750 yen (2,500 yen without tax), the commission is 2,750 yen. In the case of foreign stock transactions, in addition to domestic fees, local fees must be paid. The transaction currency is Hong Kong dollars (Chinese concept stocks) or U.S. dollars (US stocks).
One Asia Deposit
When conducting margin trading, customers need to use margin deposits (which can be replaced by securities) as collateral. The margin is more than 30% of the transaction amount and requires 300,000 yen or more, but the starting standard of One Asia's margin trading is 3 million yen or more.
One Asia Risk
When purchasing financial products such as stocks, bonds, and investment trusts, customers need to be alert to price fluctuation risks, credit risks, foreign exchange risks, liquidity risks, and risks of deviation from benchmark prices.
