Cooperation mode between securities companies and accounting firms

Joint provision of services, sharing of resources or complementary business.

1. Joint service: Brokers and accounting firms can jointly provide services. For example, in the IPO process, brokers and accounting firms can jointly provide financial advisory services and audit services for customers. This mode of cooperation can give full play to the respective professional advantages of securities firms and accounting firms and improve service quality.

2. Sharing resources: Brokers and accounting firms can share resources, such as customer information and industry research reports. This mode of cooperation can improve the efficiency of both parties and reduce costs.

3. Business Complementarity: Brokers and accounting firms can conduct complementary business cooperation, for example, brokers provide customers with capital market financing services and accounting firms provide relevant audit services. This mode of cooperation can provide customers with more comprehensive services and increase business opportunities for both parties.