What's the difference between securities and Huijin in stocks?

China Securities Finance Company (CSF) and Huijin Company (CHI) are both financial institutions in China, but their functions and investment directions are different.

1. CSI:

CSI Gold is a China securities finance limited liability company established on 20 1 1. Its main function is to stabilize the market, provide liquidity and maintain market stability. Specifically, CSI is responsible for managing the risks in China's securities market and providing financing support for securities companies through various financial instruments (such as refinancing and pledged repo), thus increasing market liquidity. In addition, CSI also participates in market transactions to stabilize market sentiment and prices.

2. Huijin Company:

Huijin is a central Huijin investment limited liability company established in 2003, which is a wholly state-owned company. The main function of Huijin Company is to make equity investment in key financial enterprises on behalf of the country and support their reform and development. Huijin's investment scope includes state-owned commercial banks, securities companies, insurance companies and other financial institutions. Through equity investment and participation in corporate governance, Huijin helps to optimize the allocation of state-owned financial assets, enhance the competitiveness of financial enterprises and maintain national financial stability.

To sum up, CSI Gold and Huijin are both financial institutions in China, but their functions and investment directions are different. CSI Gold focuses on the stability and liquidity of the securities market, while Huijin focuses on equity investment and corporate governance of state-owned financial enterprises.