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China Securities Approves US$725.3 Million Capital Increase for Overseas Unit

China Securities has approved a US$725.3 million capital injection into its Hong Kong subsidiary, CSC Financial (International), raising its total capital base to US$1.39 billion. The overseas arm recently secured a financial services license from the Dubai International Financial Centre to build an operational presence in the UAE. The platform also recently assisted UAE-based Mashreq Bank in issuing its debut offshore renminbi dim sum bond.

Published Source: Dealroom News
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The board of China Securities has approved a US$725.3 million capital increase for its Hong Kong subsidiary, CSC Financial (International), according to Dealroom News. This marks the firm's second cash injection into the overseas arm within an eight-month span.

The latest capital injection expands the subsidiary's total capital base to US$1.39 billion. China Securities intends to use the capital to scale its cross-border operations and strengthen underwriting capabilities across key international financial corridors.

As part of its overseas expansion, CSC Financial (International) recently obtained a financial services license from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) to establish an operational base in the UAE.

Additionally, the brokerage recently supported UAE-based lender Mashreq Bank in issuing its inaugural offshore renminbi dim sum bond.

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