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Core Insights - The balance of margin financing and securities lending (two-in-one) has reached a new high, prompting securities firms to increase their business limits [1][3] - Major securities firms, including Huatai Securities and China Merchants Securities, have announced significant increases in their margin financing and securities lending limits [2][3] Group 1: Business Expansion - China Merchants Securities has raised its margin financing and securities lending limit from 150 billion to 250 billion yuan, which is three times its net capital of approximately 84.3 billion yuan [2] - Huatai Securities plans to adjust its margin financing and securities lending limit to not exceed three times its net capital, estimated at around 286.5 billion yuan based on its latest net capital of 95.5 billion yuan [2][3] - Other firms, such as Zhejiang Securities and Hualin Securities, have also increased their credit business limits earlier this year, indicating a trend among securities firms to expand their two-in-one business [3] Group 2: Market Trends - As of October 29, the total balance of margin financing and securities lending in the A-share market reached 2.506648 trillion yuan, marking a historical high [3] - The proportion of margin financing and securities lending to the A-share market's circulating market value peaked at 2.59% on October 17 [3] - The number of new margin financing accounts opened in September reached 205,400, a month-on-month increase of 12.24% and a year-on-year increase of 288%, indicating a significant recovery in investor confidence [4] Group 3: Performance Indicators - The average daily trading volume in the market has significantly increased, contributing to a robust performance outlook for securities firms [4] - In the first three quarters, the adjusted revenue and net profit of 39 listed securities firms increased by 39% and 64% year-on-year, respectively, with a notable increase in non-recurring net profit [5] - The resilience of the fixed income, currencies, and commodities (FICC) business and the strong elasticity of equity investment business are expected to support the performance of securities firms [6]