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券商ETF经纪业务竞争格局生变
Zheng Quan Ri Bao·2025-10-26 23:18

Core Insights - The ETF market in September continued to show high activity and growth, with significant increases in total market value and trading volume for both Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges [1][2] Market Overview - As of the end of September, the total market value of ETFs in the Shanghai market surpassed 4 trillion yuan, while in Shenzhen, it exceeded 1.6 trillion yuan, indicating a notable increase in market size and liquidity [1][2] - The total number of ETF products reached 760 in Shanghai and 555 in Shenzhen, with cumulative trading amounts of 75,383.12 billion yuan and 27,674.53 billion yuan respectively for the month [2] Competitive Landscape - The competition among leading brokerages in the ETF space has intensified, with CITIC Securities leading the market with an 11.24% share, closely followed by Huatai Securities at 11.09% [2] - The market concentration remains high, with the top three brokerages (CITIC, Huatai, and Guotai Junan) forming a core competitive group, while the second tier, including Huabao Securities, Dongfang Securities, and China Galaxy, also showed strong performance with market shares exceeding 4% [2] Long-term Strength Indicators - In terms of ETF holding scale, China Galaxy leads with a 22.75% market share, followed by Shenwan Hongyuan at 16.74% and Guotai Junan at 8.04% [3] Niche Market Strategies - Smaller brokerages have demonstrated competitive strength in niche markets through deep operational capabilities and targeted internet strategies [4] - In Shanghai, Huabao Securities' Dongda Ming Road branch led with a 4.72% share of trading volume, while CITIC and Dongfang Securities also performed well [4] Client Engagement - The number of ETF trading accounts reflects differentiated competition, with Huatai Securities holding a 10.29% market share, followed by Dongfang Wealth at 9.94% and Guotai Junan at 6.24% [5] - The ETF business is seen as a crucial area for transformation in brokerage services, emphasizing the need for product development, trading service optimization, and investor education [6]