China Securities has launched a regional office in the Dubai International Financial Centre to connect Chinese capital with Middle Eastern markets. The Chinese investment bank plans to offer services across capital markets, investment banking, and asset management. The move follows strong bilateral financial ties and record non-oil trade exceeding $100 billion.
Chinese investment bank China Securities has launched a regional office in the Dubai International Financial Centre. The office aims to link Chinese capital with UAE and Middle Eastern markets across capital markets, investment banking, and asset management. DIFC stated that China's five largest banks now hold over 30 percent of total sector assets in the hub.
Beijing-headquartered China Securities has established a regional office in the Dubai International Financial Centre to serve Middle East clients. The firm secured an operating licence from the DIFC Authority and authorization from the Dubai Financial Services Authority. It will support capital markets, investment banking, asset management, and institutional services.
Beijing-headquartered China Securities has established a regional office in the Dubai International Financial Centre. The firm received an operating licence from the DIFC Authority and authorisation from the Dubai Financial Services Authority. It will cover equity and debt capital markets, investment banking, asset management, and institutional services.
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