has approved six IPO applications. They will raise no more than 3.2 billion yuan (470 million U.S. dollars), CSRC said Friday in a statement. Three companies will be listed on the Shanghai stock exchange, one on the Shenzhen small and medium enterprise ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong remains in pole position for IPOs
which allow mainlanders to buy stocks in listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen. Through the schemes, the so-called Southbound investment represented 9 per cent of all Hong Kong turnover in the first quarter of the year. “Hong Kong’s well-oiled IPO ... ( read original story ...)
China’s banking regulator orders loan checks on Wanda, Fosun, HNA, others
assessing commercial bank exposure to outbound mergers and acquisitions,” said Brock Silvers, managing director at Shanghai-based investment advisory Kaiyuan Capital. “While these policies may individually discomfort casual market observers ... ( read original story ...)
From Singapore to China to IPO
With the Shanghai-based business fairly well established ... After two exits during his franchise years in Singapore, this is his first IPO as a co-founder. “The lesson is always the same,” he says by way of advice to other entrepreneurs. ( read original story ...)
China’s IPOs slow in May
issued a report on Monday indicating that 40 Chinese enterprises completed IPOs in May, which is a 2.44-percent decrease from April, but a 185.71-percent increase from a year ago. The companies went public on four exchanges – the Shanghai Stock Exchange ... ( read original story ...)
China’s opening up helped it dodge financial crisis – banking chief
China's increasingly market-oriented and healthy financial institutions will help it ward off financial crisis, the governor of the country's central bank said on Tuesday, as he addressed the opening of the annual Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai. Kicking off ... ( read original story ...)
China Will Be Part of a Popular Stock Index, Opening the Door to Foreign Money
MSCI said it would add 222 domestic stocks from both the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges ... allocate more funding into the Chinese A share market, but also provided a much-needed impetus to move Chinese stock markets closer to global standards ... ( read original story ...)