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JPMorgan gets OK for majority-owned securities venture in China
StreetTalk – Episode 70: Banks' Liquidity Conundrum Could Fuel M&A Activity
Street Talk Episode 70 - Banks' Liquidity Conundrum Could Fuel M&A Activity
StreetTalk – Episode 69: Banks left with pockets full of cash and few places to go
Street Talk – Episode 69: Banks left with pockets full of cash and few places to go
Chinese regulators have given JPMorgan Chase & Co. the go-ahead to establish a majority-owned securities venture in China, Reuters reported, citing a company statement.
The joint venture will offer brokerage, investment advisory, underwriting and sponsorship services, according to the news outlet.
In August, the U.S. banking giant said it won an auction to buy an additional stake in a Chinese joint venture to gain a majority interest, subject to regulatory approvals.