Brokerage @ The China Perspective

ICAP finally forms broking JV

September 14,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

China Merchants Securities plans listing

August 20,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Brokers' profits up 411%

July 23,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

The China Perspective for May 31

May 31,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Asian stocks follow China’s slump

World Bank raises China growth estimate

Possible US$930 million offer for China Eastern

The China Perspective for May 29

May 30,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Shanghai shares set to climb

China rebuts Forbes' Tax Misery Index

Opportunity for foreign insurers looms

CITIC East China and Calyon Financial to Form Chinese Futures Brokerage

March 26,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

CITIC East China (Group) Corp., Ltd. and Calyon Financial Hong Kong Ltd. today announced in a statement the signing of a joint venture agreement, forming a new futures brokerage entity established under the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement.

China may allow insurers to invest in brokerages

October 20,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

China's insurance regulator may allow insurers to invest in securities firms and fund management companies, Forbes reported, citing the China Securities Journal.

Oil imports hit new peak in China

October 13,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China's filling of its strategic reserves and refiners capitalizing on falls in international crude oil prices helped drive the country's crude imports sharply higher in September, to a level analysts said was a record monthly high, The Standard reported.

Morgan Stanley completes acquisition of Nam Tung Bank

October 03,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Morgan Stanley has acquired Nam Tung Bank, a small commercial bank located in Zhuhai city in China, allowing the Wall Street firm to offer structured derivative products, home mortgages and corporate loans to Chinese customers, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Chindex United Family Hospitals launch PPO health insurance plan

September 29,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Chindex International, Inc., an independent American provider of Western healthcare services and products China announced the launch of the first ever premium service commercial health insurance product for Chinese nationals in China by its Healthcare Services division which operates the Company's United Family Hospital (UFH) network of private healthcare facilities.

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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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	ICAP finally forms broking JV September 14,2007 By STAFF EDITOR China Merchants Securities plans listing August 20,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Brokers' profits up 411% July 23,2007 By STAFF EDITOR The China Perspective for May 31 May 31,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Asian stocks follow China’s slump World Bank raises China growth estimate Possible US$930 million offer for China Eastern The China Perspective for May 29 May 30,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Shanghai shares set to climb China rebuts Forbes' Tax Misery Index Opportunity for foreign insurers looms CITIC East China and Calyon Financial to Form Chinese Futures Brokerage March 26,2007 By STAFF EDITOR CITIC East China (Group) Corp., Ltd. and Calyon Financial Hong Kong Ltd. today announced in a statement the signing of a joint venture agreement, forming a new futures brokerage entity established under the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement. China may allow insurers to invest in brokerages October 20,2006 By STAFF EDITOR China's insurance regulator may allow insurers to invest in securities firms and fund management companies, Forbes reported, citing the China Securities Journal. Oil imports hit new peak in China October 13,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China's filling of its strategic reserves and refiners capitalizing on falls in international crude oil prices helped drive the country's crude imports sharply higher in September, to a level analysts said was a record monthly high, The Standard reported. Morgan Stanley completes acquisition of Nam Tung Bank October 03,2006 By AMY CHEUNG Morgan Stanley has acquired Nam Tung Bank, a small commercial bank located in Zhuhai city in China, allowing the Wall Street firm to offer structured derivative products, home mortgages and corporate loans to Chinese customers, the Wall Street Journal reported. Chindex United Family Hospitals launch PPO health insurance plan September 29,2006 By AMY CHEUNG Chindex International, Inc., an independent American provider of Western healthcare services and products China announced the launch of the first ever premium service commercial health insurance product for Chinese nationals in China by its Healthcare Services division which operates the Company's United Family Hospital (UFH) network of private healthcare facilities. 1 2 3 4 5	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. Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR Shanxi firm to build nation’s 2nd largest dimethylether plant National Building Material Co takes Zhejiang cement maker stake Shandong papermaker inks $286m new equipment contract Apeloa subsidiaries buy Zhejiang land for drug R&D Tianjin’s mobile handset capacity doubled to 200m pa Shandong farmers pay RMB182m for farm insurance in 1H Raised sales tax on big cars unlikely to slow sales Tianjin Port sets up US$214m logistics JV Ddmap.com enters 3rd fundraising round Sichuan faces rebuilding materials shortfall Go to Complete List >

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