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Trades about 130% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Shanxi Securities Co., Ltd. operates as a securities company in China. It operates through five segments: Wealth Management Business, Corporate Financial Business, Asset Management Business, FICC Business, and Equity Business. The Wealth Management Business segment is involved in securities brokerage, investment consulting, sales of financial products, margin trading, equity pledge, agreed repurchase, asset allocation, wealth planning, providing custody, and other services for various private equity products. The Corporate Finance Business segment engages in investment banking, asset securitization, public offering REITs, NEEQ, fourth board, enterprise service, and corporate comprehensive services. The Asset Management Business segment offers asset management and public funds, fixed income, and fixed income+ products. The FICC Business segment is involved in fixed income, commodity and currency, and futures businesses. The Equity Business segment engages in equity proprietary trading, derivatives and quantitative investment, research and sales trading, NEEQ innovation investment, private equity investment, and alternative investment. It also provides financial advisory services, including underwriting and sponsoring of RMB common stocks, foreign-invested stocks, and government and corporate bonds; mergers and acquisitions and restructuring; commodity futures brokerage, financial futures brokerage, futures investment consulting, securities brokerage and investment consulting, investment banking, financing, and self-operated investment; and leasing and business services, futures contract trading, stock exchange, lending business, software and IT service, securities and public fund management, and futures brokerage activities. Shanxi Securities Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1988 and is based in Taiyuan, China.
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