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csc (06066.HK): Wu Ruilin resigns as non-executive director and vice chairman
On October 10th, CSC (06066.HK) announced that non-executive director Mr. Wu Ruilin submitted his resignation report to the board of directors due to reaching the statutory retirement age, applying to resign from the positions of non-executive director, vice chairman of the board, chairman of the board's risk management committee, member of the board's development global strategy committee, and member of the board's audit committee. After resigning, Mr. Wu will also not hold any other positions in the company and its subsidiaries. Mr. Wu's resignation will take effect on October 10, 2024.
Express News | China Securities - Wu Ruilin Tendered Resignation as Vice Chairman
csc (06066) '21 Institutional 12' will pay interest and delist on October 18th.
CSC (06066) issued a public announcement that CSC Securities Co., Ltd. publicly issued securities to professional investors...
A-share brokerage firms surged, while Hong Kong brokerage firms plummeted, the two markets moved in opposite directions, has the premium logic failed?
①17 Hong Kong brokerage stocks collectively fell, with an average decline of 20.81%; ② 48 ah stocks brokerage stocks collectively hit the limit up, with a morning trading volume of 108.951 billion yuan; ③ The premium rate of AH stocks, which had already narrowed, expanded again, with 8 stocks having a premium rate close to or exceeding 100%.
Hong Kong stocks anomaly | China-affiliated brokerage stocks continue recent strength, brokerage business volume surges during National Day holiday, State Council Information Office important press conference preview.
China-affiliated brokerages continued their recent strong performance. As of press time, China Merchants (06099) rose by 13.4% to HKD 22.8; CSC (06066) rose by 10.4% to HKD 15.55; Everbright (06178) rose by 8.66% to HKD 12.8; Guolian (01456) rose by 8.96% to HKD 7.78.
Sudden Change: China-affiliated brokerage stocks surged across the board, with Swhy rising nearly 24%, significantly boosting market sentiment and driving brokerage business.
UBS Group believes that brokerage stocks will benefit from both macroeconomic and capital market support measures. The brokerage stocks listed in Hong Kong covered by the bank's research currently have a price-to-book ratio of only 0.4 times, which is at a historically low level. China International Capital Corporation also believes that the performance, valuation, and positions of the brokerage sector have all hit bottom, recent reserve requirement ratio cuts and interest rate reductions have provided market liquidity, new policy tools support the development of the stock market, internal industry mergers and acquisitions are accelerating, and it advises investors to pay attention to M&A transaction sentiment, market improvements, and rebound opportunities under the catalysis of internal and external policies.
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