Based on the terms of the MOU, SIX and CCB share three main purposes: the establishment of business relationships between CCB and different business areas of SIX (in particular in the fields of Securities Services and SIX Swiss Exchange), the further internationalization of Switzerland's financial services market, and the collaboration between CCB and SIX in the following  areas: know how exchange, evaluation of joint market presence activities with regards to the business relationships, and product and market development.

Both CCB and SIX are interested to jointly explore potential for co-operation and collaborate together. That’s why they agree to establish a system for periodic meetings of management for both parties and strengthen personnel communication.

Jos Dijsselhof, CEO SIX, said: “This agreement is a step forward in expanding our reach in Asia, a dynamic region full of business opportunities. We look forward to working together to explore opportunities for co-operation in the securities services field that are positive for both sides and for the financial services industry.”

CCB Group is looking forward to deepening the already excellent relationship with SIX Group, and together exploring further opportunities for collaboration, in the spirit of mutual benefit.


Any questions?

Please do not hesitate to contact Julian Chan.

 
About SIX
SIX serves the Swiss and Spanish financial centers and a broad international client base, offering stable and efficient infrastructure services. SIX operates stock exchanges and provides services in securities, financial information as well as the payments business. The company is owned by its users (about 120 financial institutions). With over 4,400 employees and a presence in 20 countries, SIX generated operating income of CHF 1.6 billion and EBITDA of CHF 443.7 million in 2024.
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