Brokerage @ The China Perspective

Brokerage firms are the intermediary between buyers and sellers of stocks and securities. Securities sector in China has recently undergoing several reforms to open itself for foreign investment. Mainland brokers are also allowed to trade on overseas stock. At the present stage, international giants such as UBS, Morgan Stanley, HSBC and AIA have already established joint fund management firms in the Mainland. Although most of them do not have more than 49 percent stakes in the joint ventures, they have major control over operation, investment and management of the Mainland companies.

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