A financial service company refers to a company that conducts business activities and provides financial services to customers. Such companies use currency transactions to finance valuable commodities and provide activities beneficial to participants and customers in financial activities.

Business activities provide customers with financial services including financing investment, savings, credit, settlement, securities trading, commercial insurance, financial information consultation and so on.

The providers of financial services include the following types of institutions: insurance and related services, as well as all banks and other financial services (except insurance).

1. Direct insurance (including * * * insurance, life insurance and non-life insurance).

Reinsurance and reinsurance.

3. Insurance intermediaries, such as brokers and agents.

4. Insurance auxiliary services, such as consultation. Actuarial, risk assessment and claims settlement services; Banking and other financial services (except insurance).

5. Accept public deposits and other repayable funds.

6. All types of loans, including consumer credit, mortgage credit, business transaction agency and financing.

7. financial leasing.

8. All payment and remittance services, including credit cards, debit cards, traveler's checks and bank drafts.

9. Pledges and commitments.

10. Self-trading or trading agent in the trading market, open market or OTC market, including money market instruments (including checks, bills of exchange and certificates of deposit), foreign exchange, derivatives (including but not limited to futures and options), exchange rate and interest rate instruments (including products such as exchange and forward interest rate agreements), securities, other negotiable instruments and financial assets, including gold and silver bars.

1 1. Participate in the issuance of various securities, including underwriting and raising agents (whether publicly or privately), and provide services related to the issuance.

12. Money broker.

13. Asset management, such as cash or securities management, various forms of collective investment management, pension fund management, custody, deposit and trust services.

14. Settlement and clearing services for financial assets, including securities, derivatives and other negotiable instruments.

15. Provide and transmit financial information, financial data processing and related software provided by other financial service providers.