Hong Kong SFC flags unlicensed 'Brandon & Khor Limited' at brandonkhorlimited.com
Hong Kong's SFC added 'Brandon & Khor Limited' (brandonkhorlimited.com) to its Alert List as unlicensed; the site claims a Wan Chai address.
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Source: sfc.hk · published
What happened
On 16 October 2026 the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC) added 'Brandon & Khor Limited' to its Alert List as an unlicensed entity. The entry lists the website https://www.brandonkhorlimited.com and an address the company claims at Mass Mutual Tower, 10/F, 1003-1006, Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
The SFC states that the company that claimed itself as Brandon & Khor Limited on the website is not licensed by or registered with the SFC in respect of any regulated activity under the Securities and Futures Ordinance. A Hong Kong office address on a website is therefore no evidence that the firm is permitted to offer investment services.
How the scam works
The SFC says some entities appear to target Hong Kong investors while not being licensed to carry out regulated activities there. They often adopt names similar to legitimate financial institutions to confuse investors, or offer financial investment trading platforms on the internet. If you deal with a company that is not licensed by the SFC, you may not be protected by the regulatory framework the SFC enforces.
The SFC's advice is to deal only with licensed entities and to hang up on cold callers. You can check whether an entity is an SFC licensee in its Public Register of Licensed Persons and Registered Institutions.
Note: the SFC entry does not describe how this entity approached investors; this section reflects the SFC's general guidance.
Source
Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, Alert List entry "Brandon & Khor Limited" (added 16 October 2026).
Red flags
- An investment website or platform you can't find on the SFC's public register.
- A company name that closely resembles a licensed financial institution.
- Cold calls or messages offering trading platforms or guaranteed returns.
If you were targeted
- 1Deal only with entities licensed by the SFC; check its Public Register of Licensed Persons and Registered Institutions.
- 2Don't deposit money or share personal information on the listed websites.
- 3If you've lost money, report it to the Hong Kong Police (or your local police) and contact your bank.