When the Hong Kong Type 9 team adds a new investment strategy, what should be verified first regarding the scope of authorization and client disclosure?
When a Type 9 team adds a new investment strategy, it must first verify the scope of authorization and client disclosure: whether the investment management agreement, fund documents, client authorization, licensing conditions, RO supervision, investment restrictions, valuation, liquidity, fees, conflicts of interest, and client reports have covered the new strategy. A new strategy should not be launched directly if client disclosures are not updated, internal approvals are not documented, or risk controls are not in place.