Company information
- Ticker
- FUTU
- Country
- United States
- Sector
- Financials
- Industry
- Capital Markets
Futu Holdings Business Summary
Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU) operates a leading tech-driven digitalized brokerage and wealth management platform, primarily generating revenue through interest income, brokerage commissions, and handling charges. As of early 2026, interest income has surpassed commissions as the company's largest revenue driver, contributing approximately 48% of total turnover, followed closely by transaction-based fees at 45%. The company’s business is divided into three core segments: Online Brokerage and Margin Financing (via the Futubull and Moomoo platforms), Wealth Management (offering fund distribution and structured products), and Corporate Services (providing IPO underwriting and ESOP management). Futu maintains a dominant market position in Hong Kong and Singapore while aggressively expanding in Malaysia, Japan, and the United States. It competes directly with UP Fintech (Tiger Brokers), Interactive Brokers, and Robinhood Markets, distinguishing itself through a high-margin, proprietary technology stack that yields a net margin exceeding 50%. The company was founded by Chairman and CEO Leaf Hua Li, a pioneer in China’s internet sector and the 18th founding employee of Tencent, where he previously led the multi-media business and founded Tencent Video. The executive leadership team includes Chief Financial Officer Arthur Yu Chen, who brought extensive investment banking experience from Citigroup and CICC upon joining in 2017, and Senior Vice President Robin Li Xu, a former Tencent product lead responsible for the platform's growth and operations. Futu’s board and strategic direction are heavily influenced by its Tencent pedigree, with notable board members including Shan Lu, a Senior Executive Vice President at Tencent. The company remains backed by major institutional investors such as Tencent, Greenwoods Asset Management, and Goldman Sachs, reflecting its status as a premier fintech bridge between Chinese capital and global financial markets.