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Wednesday 25 November 2015 12:19 pm

Securities Association of China: Brokerage Citic Securities makes a $166bn error

By: Jessica Morris

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China's biggest brokerage, Citic Securities, massively overstated the value of its derivatives business according to the country's security association.

The Securities Association of China (SAC) said today that a monthly report submitted to it by Citic contained inaccurate figures.

Read more: Citic fails to impress as its shares float in Hong Kong

The statement said new and terminated swap business between April and September were inflated to the tune of $166bn (£110bn), although the error did not affect the month-end net size of the business.

The SAC, a quasi-regulatory body supervised by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, did not accuse Citic of any illegal behaviour and is investigating the matter.

Shares in the brokerage were largely unmoved by the announcement.

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