SGX Group Welcomes China Securities (International) Brokerage Company Limited as Derivatives Trading Member
SGX Group has welcomed China Securities (International) Brokerage Company Limited as a derivatives trading member, marking a significant expansion of the company's global business. China Securities (International) is a wholly owned subsidiary of China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company Limited, a Hong Kong-based investment bank. The company offers a comprehensive suite of financial products and services to corporate, institutional, and wealth management clients.
Key Takeaways:
- China Securities (International) Brokerage Company Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company Limited, a Hong Kong-based investment bank.
- The company offers a range of financial products and services, including corporate finance, asset management, and derivatives trading.
- China Securities (International) brings a strong reputation and wide institutional reach to SGX's derivatives market.
- The addition of China Securities (International) as a derivatives trading member brings the total number of trading members in SGX's derivatives market to 69.
- SGX's derivatives market also has 33 clearing members.
- Pol de Win, Head of Global Sales and Origination, SGX Group, has expressed excitement about the partnership, citing the company's reputation, reach, and expertise.
- Jiang Yueqin, Chairman, China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company Limited, has highlighted the company's strong compliance framework, risk-management capabilities, and technological infrastructure.
Statistics:
- 69: The total number of trading members in SGX's derivatives market, including China Securities (International) Brokerage Company Limited.
- 33: The number of clearing members in SGX's derivatives market.
- 2012: The year in which China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company Limited was incorporated in Hong Kong.
Sources:
- Singapore Exchange Ltd
- Contify.com, September 19 [Note: No date was provided in the original text, only a year for reference (2017)]