| A new breed of broker, focused purely on trading commodities, is applying for licences from Hong Kong's securities watchdog. Listed metal trading firm Lee Kee will start offering commodities broking in the city during the second quarter, after the Securities and Futures Commission granted it a futures broker licence last month.
Lee Kee, a Hong Kong firm established in 1947, has no history in any brokering business but it trades zinc, nickel, aluminium and a host of other metals for more than 1,000 customers, mostly manufacturers in toys, fashion, cars and other industries on the mainland and in Southeast Asia...............................................Full Article: Source
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