CJSI has obtained the requisite licenses
to provide diversified financial services.
40085-95579
(852) 2823-0388
Changjiang Securities Financing (Hong Kong) Limited is a licensed corporation approved by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (the "SFC"), with Central Entity number AZG536, and is authorized to carry out Type 6 (advising on corporate finance) regulated activities. In addition, we are a licensed sponsor recognized by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the SFC. We have an internationally recognized professional team with extensive experience to perform various transactions in Hong Kong. Leveraging on the group's brokerage, asset management, research institute, and other business departments, we provide clients with comprehensive corporate finance services including:
We provide comprehensive listing guidance to assist clients in preparing and implementing their listing plans. We act as sponsors and financial advisors for companies seeking listings on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited in their Initial Public Offerings.
Our services cover:
IPO Sponsor
Listing feasibility analysis
Pre-listing corporate restructuring
We provide financial advisory services in relation to financial market regulations, privatisation, corporate restructuring and M&A. We also offer a range of corporate finance transaction services to listed company clients, including:
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
Notifiable transactions / connected transactions
Company privatisation proposals
Share split/consolidation and share buybacks
Application for resumption of trading
Assisting listed companies in providing compliance advice on the Listing Rules in order to meet the requirements of Hong Kong regulatory authorities (eg. for newly listed companies or in other circumstances specified by the regulatory authorities)
Providing impartial and professional advice to independent shareholders of listed companies on the fairness and reasonableness of the terms of specific transactions in order to meet the requirements of Hong Kong regulatory authorities (eg. connected transactions and continuing connected transactions)