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Trades about 51% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
President Securities Corporation, along with its affiliated entities, delivers a broad spectrum of financial services primarily within the People's Republic of China. These operations encompass brokerage activities, proprietary trading, fixed income solutions, capital market participation, and the development and provision of various financial products, including shareholder services. The firm's extensive offerings specifically extend to securities underwriting, facilitating both exchange-traded and over-the-counter securities brokerage and dealing, and acting as a registration and transfer agent for securities. Furthermore, it provides comprehensive securities financing services such as margin lending, short selling, and securities borrowing and lending. Its engagement also includes facilitating futures transactions through both introducing brokerage and direct dealing, the issuance of call warrants, executing new financial instrument transactions, and offering wealth management and trust services. Established in 1988, President Securities Corporation maintains its headquarters in Taipei City, Taiwan, and as of December 31, 2020, operated with 31 branches.
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