CCIC became the initial member of the “BRI Investment Council” of Astana International Financial Center.

CCIC HK has officially changed name to China Construction Investment Corporation (International) Limited (CCIC International) to further execute the internationalization strategy.

CCIC joined the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI).

CCIC UK became the first Chinese member of the SIX Swiss Exchange, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, becoming the first cross-border global depositary receipt (GDR) converter in the world to complete the filing on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange for Germany, British and Swiss stock markets.

CCIC Japan obtained the Financial Advisory license, and approval for the license extension application to sell asset management products in Japan.

CCIC HKAM received Type 1 license.

CCIC closed the first travel retail and largest IPO in 2022 of Hong Kong—China Tourism Group Duty Free Corp.

CCIC was invited to join the Carbon Neutral Action Alliance, which initiated by the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange, and served as an executive director and supervisor of its first Standing Committee. CCIC also became a member of the pricing group for the Carbon Emission Index.

CCIC established branches in Chongqing and Jiangsu provinces.

Japanese regulators granted CCIC Japan a Type 1 Financial Instruments Business License when CCIC became a Japan Securities Dealers Association member.

CCIC was the only Chinese-funded institution to participate in the overseas bond issuance of the AIIB Sustainable Development Bond.

CCIC was successfully listed on the main Board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

CCIC Private Equity Management Co., Ltd., the second private equity fund management subsidiary of CCIC, was established.

CCIC Singapore became a member of Singapore Exchange Limited.

CCIC HKAM launched its first CCIC HKD Money Market ETF (HKD counter code 3071.HK).

CCIC became a private fund service provider of the Asset Management Association of China.

CCIC became a primary market maker for listed funds from the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

CCIC was the lead manager and bookrunner for issuing USD 6 billion and EUR 4 billion sovereign bonds by China’s Ministry of Finance.

CCIC’s first active ETF in the Hong Kong market, ICBC CCIC USD Money Market ETF, was listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

CCIC was the bookrunner and underwriter of Sasseur REIT’s listing on the Singapore Exchange – the largest IPO in Singapore in 2018.

CCIC obtained approval from the CSRC for its cross-border business, becoming the fifth domestic securities broker to receive this recognition.

CCIC was among the first banks in China to obtain primary dealer qualifications for OTC derivatives.

CCIC assisted China’s Ministry of Finance in completing the country’s largest USD sovereign bond issuance.

CCIC UK became a full-license member of the London Stock Exchange and obtained a license for the Cross-border Conversion Agency of Shanghai-London Stock Connect GDR.

CCIC completed the acquisition of a 100% equity interest in China Investment Securities Company Limited.

CCIC completed the acquisition of LLC’s majority stake in Krane Funds Advisors.

CCIC opened an office in San Francisco.

CCIC Capital Management Co. and Ltd.& CCIC Capital (Cayman) Limited were established.

CCIC Wealth Management merged with China Investment Securities, significantly boosting CCIC’s market coverage and capital strength and enabling the bank to build a more balanced business structure spanning both primary and secondary markets.

CCIC Putai Investment Management Co., Ltd. was established.

CCIC & CCIC HK Securities obtained a trading qualification for the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

CCIC was successfully listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

CCIC established CCIC Fund Management Co., Ltd., the first wholly owned domestic fund company.

CCIC obtained consent from Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange to conduct a stock-based lending business.

CCIC Hong Kong Asset Management Limited (CCIC HKAM) obtained QFII qualification from the CSRC.

CCIC was one of the first securities firms to obtain approval from the CSRC to engage in RQFII business under the pilot scheme.

CCIC was the first securities firm to obtain approval from the CSRC to raise and manage private equity funds.

CCIC obtained approval from the CSRC to conduct a margin financing and securities lending business.

CCIC established China Construction Investment Corporation (UK) Limited (CCIC UK) and obtained a license from the UK Financial Services Authority in 2010.

CCIC obtained approval from the People's Bank of China to conduct a debt-instrument underwriting business as a lead underwriter.

CCIC established China Construction Investment Corporation (Singapore) Pte. Limited (CCIC Singapore) which the Monetary Authority of Singapore licensed.

CCIC was one of the first two securities firms to obtain approval from the CSRC to conduct a private equity investment business under the pilot scheme.

CCIC was the first securities firm to obtain a QDII qualification from the CSRC.

CCIC established CCIC US Securities, Inc. (CCIC US) licensed by the US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and regulated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

CCIC was one of the earliest securities firms to engage in a wealth management business.

CCIC was one of the first two securities firms to serve as investment managers of the assets of enterprise annuity funds from the then-Chinese Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

CCIC was the first securities firm designated by the National Social Security Fund as an investment manager.

CCIC was among the first sponsor institutions approved by the CSRC.

CCIC established fixed income, commodities and currency businesses and was one of the earliest securities firms to conduct a domestic fixed income business.

CCIC obtained approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) to conduct an asset management business.

CCIC was one of the earliest Chinese securities firms to commence a securities brokerage business in Hong Kong.

CCIC’s first overseas subsidiary, CCIC Hong Kong (CCIC HK), was established, becoming the first Chinese securities firm to conduct a securities underwriting business in Hong Kong.

CCIC completed its first overseas IPO project, China Telecom (Hong Kong) Limited (currently known as China Mobile Limited) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which marked the beginning of the restructuring and overseas listings of large SOEs directly under the Chinese central government. It was also the largest IPO in Asia during 1997 and the largest IPO of China-based companies as of year-end.

CCIC established its Research department and published its first research report for international investors.

China Construction Investment Corporation Limited (CCIC) was officially established.