Asset management refers to the act of a principal transferring their own funds to an agent, who provides financial services to the principal. Financial institutions raise and absorb client funds through opening special accounts or establishing funds (such as Hong Kong OFC funds, Cayman funds), and act as agents for clients to invest within the agreed scope, obtaining investment returns for clients.
Victoria Harbour Securities can set up personalized accounts for clients, act as agents to carry out investment transactions, and assist clients in asset appreciation; Serving as an investment manager and establishing an OFC fund in Hong Kong, with six sub funds under its jurisdiction, with a managed scale of nearly RMB 1 billion equivalent.

Cross border investment refers to the overseas funds held by foreign investors, which comply with foreign exchange management regulations and are invested in specific forms of investment in China's domestic financial markets or specific assets; Or the situation where domestic funds of Chinese investors invest overseas. In today's globalized economic environment, cross-border investment channels have become an important way for investors to expand their investment fields and achieve asset diversification.
The team has established compliant investment channels both domestically and internationally. The team members have professional and rich experience in cross-border investment, with a historical asset management scale of over 20 billion yuan. They can tailor suitable investment plans for clients based on their differentiated needs and the attributes of domestic and foreign assets.

Securities brokerage business refers to the business form in which securities companies assist clients in opening securities accounts, accept client commissions, act as agents for clients to buy and sell securities according to client requirements, or provide securities trading systems for clients to trade securities. Securities brokers engage in securities trading as agents and collect commissions, forming a principal-agent relationship with clients.