China is combining two of its largest state-backed brokerages, as it looks to compete with overseas financial firms. Guotai Junan Securities will merge with its rival Haitong Securities through a share swap, creating a new entity with some $230 billion of assets. Bloomberg’s Minmin Low reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
China To Take On Wall Street With Guotai-Haitong Merger
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