QDII and RQDII Custody Services

Definition：

§ A qualified domestic institutional investor or QDII is an institutional investor that has met certain qualifications to invest in securities outside of its home country. Popular QDII programs come from the People's Republic of China, where the main regulatory body, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, at times grants a limited avenue for institutional investors such as banks, funds and investment companies to invest in foreign-based securities.

Advantages：

§ Started QDII Custody Service in early stage

§ First batch of custodians to carry out bank-based QDII overseas custody business. 

§ Experienced QDII Custodian with the capability to custody wide range of investment products and markets

§ Covering structured notes, bonds, equity funds, stocks, derivatives, etc.

§ Investment markets including the United States, Europe, Hong Kong, etc.

§ Meet the special requirements of customers 

§ Convenient communication method

§ Mature onshore and offshore integrated operation custody service platform.

§ Strict risk control system.