As the 2026 semi-annual reports were revealed one after another, the growth momentum of the international business of Chinese brokerage firms was further revealed. The revenue, profit and asset scale of some leading brokerage firms are growing rapidly on overseas platforms, and businesses such as cross-border investment banking, trading and institutional services are expanding rapidly. Meanwhile, since this year, many brokerage firms have intensively increased their capital to Hong Kong subsidiaries, with leading institutions increasing their capital by several billion yuan or even tens of billion yuan. Small and medium-sized brokerage firms have also accelerated their overseas expansion through capital increases and the establishment of new platforms, etc., and the international layout of the industry is progressing step by step. Industry insiders believe that as demand for Chinese companies to “go global” and “bring in” international capital continues to grow, the international business of Chinese brokerage firms is shifting from competition for licenses and network layout to competition for capital strength, global networks, and comprehensive service capabilities.

As the 2026 semi-annual reports were revealed one after another, the growth momentum of the international business of Chinese brokerage firms was further revealed. The revenue, profit and asset scale of some leading brokerage firms are growing rapidly on overseas platforms, and businesses such as cross-border investment banking, trading and institutional services are expanding rapidly. Meanwhile, since this year, many brokerage firms have intensively increased their capital to Hong Kong subsidiaries, with leading institutions increasing their capital by several billion yuan or even tens of billion yuan. Small and medium-sized brokerage firms have also accelerated their overseas expansion through capital increases and the establishment of new platforms, etc., and the international layout of the industry is progressing step by step. Industry insiders believe that as demand for Chinese companies to “go global” and “bring in” international capital continues to grow, the international business of Chinese brokerage firms is shifting from competition for licenses and network layout to competition for capital strength, global networks, and comprehensive service capabilities.