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CISI Selects Bloomberg Buy-side Solutions

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China Industrial Securities International Financial Group (CISI), a full-service financial group listed in Hong Kong, has adopted a broad range of Bloomberg’s buy-side solutions including its buy-side order management system, transaction cost analysis, liquidity assessment and Bloomberg Vault. These solutions will enable the group to navigate a fast-evolving global regulatory environment as it positions for international growth. Pan Li, head of asset management at CISI, says: “Bloomberg remains our technology partner of choice. We believe its advanced technology will help us differentiate our offering and attract new clients globally.”

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