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The CSRC has announced the list of the first 14 brokerages participating in the pilot program for cross-border wealth management connectivity.
The Securities and Futures Commission announced that 14 licensed corporations are qualified to participate in the pilot scheme for the cross-border wealth management connect program in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (cross-border wealth management connect). These 14 licensed corporations include China Galaxy International Securities (Hong Kong), Cisi Fin Securities, China International Financial Hong Kong Securities, China Merchants Securities (Hong Kong), Ping An Securities (Hong Kong), China Securities Co.,Ltd. (International), Citic Sec Brokerage (Hong Kong), GF Securities (Hong Kong), Guosen Securities (Hong Kong), Gtja Securities (Hong Kong), Huatai Financial Holdings (Hong Kong), Guojin International Securities (Hong Kong), Swhy Securities (Hong Kong), and Zhongtai International Securities. These licensed corporations are among the first batch that can participate.
OneDegree's parent company is collaborating with a Saudi insurance company to introduce pet insurance services and other services to the local market.
According to a report by Radio Television Hong Kong, AIFT, the parent company of OneDegree, which holds a virtual insurance license from the Hong Kong Insurance Authority, has signed a cooperation agreement with the Saudi Arabian insurance and reinsurance company Walaa. It is reported that the agreement will provide reinsurance funds for AIFT's virtual insurance global business, and at the same time transfer pet insurance in Hong Kong to Saudi Arabian startups. Co-founder of AIFT, Kevin Guo, stated that they are actively considering opening an office in Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, following the Middle East market, the next expansion target will be the Europe market, focusing on developing digital security-related products. Kevin Guo.
Data revealed | What did Beishui buy in October? Significantly increased holdings in alibaba by nearly 18 billion Hong Kong dollars, increased holdings in Xiaomi by nearly 6.3 billion Hong Kong dollars, sold more than 7 billion Hong Kong dollars of Meitua
In October, the cumulative net inflow of southbound funds reached as high as 83.815 billion Hong Kong dollars, nearly doubling from the previous month. It is worth noting that the daily net inflow intensity of southbound funds has also increased, with 10 trading days in October alone seeing a net inflow of over 5 billion Hong Kong dollars. In terms of trend, since July of last year, southbound funds have maintained a net inflow for 16 consecutive months, with a total inflow of 782.69 billion Hong Kong dollars during this period.
Ping An Health Achieves WONCA International Quality Dual Certifications Defining New Standards in Internet Healthcare Services
Nearly 320 billion in profits for the first three quarters! Performance of the five major insurance companies has been revealed.
The third quarter reports of the five largest listed insurance companies in A-shares have been finalized, with profit figures reaching the highest level in history for the same period.
Express News | gtja: Bullish on two investment themes, non-silver financial and gold.
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