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Trades about 74% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating across both Mainland China and international markets, CSC Financial Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries offer a broad range of investment banking solutions. The company organizes its operations into four main divisions: Investment Banking, Wealth Management, Trading and Institutional Client Services, and Asset Management. The Investment Banking division is responsible for financial advisory services, sponsoring capital market transactions, and underwriting new issuances of both equity and debt securities. Within Wealth Management, the firm provides brokerage services for corporate and individual clients engaging in the trading of stocks, funds, bonds, and futures, in addition to offering margin financing and securities lending. The Trading and Institutional Client Services segment actively participates in trading financial products and extends brokerage services to financial institutions for their transactions in equities, funds, and bonds, also including margin financing and securities lending. This segment further handles the distribution of financial products to institutional clients and offers expert research and advisory services. Lastly, the Asset Management segment is dedicated to developing and managing various asset and fund products, alongside facilitating private placement offerings and related services. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Beijing, China, the company was formerly known as China Securities Finance Co., Ltd.
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