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UP Fintech Faces Investigation Over Alleged Securities Violations
Block & Leviton announced an investigation into UP Fintech Holding Ltd. on May 28, 2026. The inquiry follows a May 22 stock decline after Chinese regulators cited unauthorized cross-border activity by the company's subsidiaries.
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Block & Leviton stated on May 28, 2026, that it is investigating UP Fintech Holding Ltd. for potential securities law violations. The firm invited investors who purchased the company's common stock and incurred losses to contact it regarding possible recovery options.
Fintech stock fell more than 20 percent on May 22, 2026.
Chinese regulators had announced enforcement actions tied to alleged unauthorized cross-border securities activity involving mainland China investors. The regulators indicated that UP Fintech could face administrative penalties and confiscation of alleged illegal income linked to its subsidiaries.
Leviton directed interested investors to its case page for additional details on eligibility and the claims process. The announcement did not specify a timetable for further developments.
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