香港金融管理局表示，内地客户持续在港开设银行账户。银行已采取新的审核措施，以确保开户流程合规。
香港金融管理局周六发表声明确认，内地客户仍可在香港开设银行账户。金管局表示，银行必须实施严格的新审查措施，以确保开户过程合规且有序。声明称：“中国内地客户持续申请开立账户，整体而言，开户流程运作顺畅。”由于中国加强了跨境投资管制，部分内地人士反映申请遭到拒绝。对此，香港监管机构已采取行动，加强了相关监管力度。
尽管新规出台，内地客户仍可在香港开设银行账户
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