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Citigroup applies for China securities license, to hire 100: WSJ report

The bank recently submitted its application to the China Securities and Regulatory Commission, says report.

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Citigroup Inc has applied for a securities license in China as the New York-based bank eyes a bigger presence in the world's second largest economy, the Wall Street Journal reported https on Friday.

The bank recently submitted its application to the China Securities and Regulatory Commission and is also applying for a futures license in the coming months, the report said, citing a person familiar with the matter.

Citigroup intends to hire around 100 people in mainland China in the next two years to support its expansion onshore, the report said. Citigroup did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment

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