Founded in 1869, Goldman Sachs is one of the oldest and largest investment banks in the world. It is headquartered in New York and has offices in Tokyo, London and Hong Kong, with 41 offices in 23 countries. All of its operations are built on a tight global foundation, with excellent experts serving customers.
The Goldman Sachs Group also has extensive regional market knowledge and international operational capabilities. As the global economy develops, the company continues to evolve to help customers identify and seize investment opportunities wherever they are in the world.
In 2004, Goldman Sachs achieved a breakthrough and established a joint venture company, Gaosheng Securities Co., Ltd. in Beijing, to truly enter the fast-growing Chinese financial services market.
Citigroup Citigroup
It was formed in 1998 by the merger of Citigroup and Travelers Group. After the change of listing, Citigroup used the issuance of new shares to raise funds for stock market acquisition, or targeted equity swaps for large-scale equity operations and expansion, and the acquisition of Citigroup strategic output and global business integration, becoming the first in the United States A financial group that combines commercial banking, investment banking, insurance, mutual funds, securities trading and many other financial services businesses.
The combined Citigroup has total assets of $700 billion, net income of $50 billion, 100 million customers in 100 countries, and 60 million credit card consumer customers. It has become one of the largest all-round financial groups in the world.
Morgan Stanley Morgan Stanley
From 1935 to 1970, the power of the world was dazzling. Its clients include six of the world's top ten oil giants and seven of the top ten US companies. The only advertising word at the time was "If God wants to raise money, he also wants to find Morgan Stanley." Morgan has actively explored the Chinese market since the mid-1980s. Opened offices in Beijing and Shanghai in 1994.
In 1995, Morgan Stanley and China Construction Bank co-founded China International Capital Corporation, the only joint venture investment bank approved by China so far. In 2000, Morgan Stanley assisted in the completion of overseas listings of AsiaInfo, Sina.com, Sinopec and China Unicom.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. JP Morgan
JP Morgan Chase Co is one of the world's oldest and largest financial services groups. It was merged in 2000 by Chase, J.P. Morgan and Fleming Group.
The combined JP Morgan Chase operates mainly in two major areas:
The first is to provide global financial wholesale business for companies, institutions and wealthy individuals under the name of JPMorgan Chase;
The second is to provide retail banking services to 30 million customers in the United States under the brand of “Datong Bank”. The relationship between JPMorgan Chase and New China began in 1973, when David Rockefeller, then chairman of Chase Bank, led the first American business delegation to visit China.
In 1982, Chase Bank became the first US correspondent bank of Bank of China, and in 1982 became one of the first US banks to open offices in Beijing. In October 2003, JPMorgan Chase was approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission and obtained QFII status.
Merrill Lynch
One of the world's most famous securities retailers and investment banks, headquartered in New York, USA. The company was founded on January 7, 1914, when Charles E. Merrill began his career at 7 Wall Street, New York City. A few months later, Merrill's friend, Edmund C. Lynch, joined the company, and in 1915 the company officially changed its name to Merrill Lynch.
In the 1920s, Merrill Lynch's New York office was located at 120 Broadway, and it has offices in Detroit, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, and Dublin. Today, this multinational company operates in more than 40 countries around the world, managing client assets in excess of $180 billion.
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