HKEX

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  • Getting Out Of Dodge: U.S.-Listed China Companies Heading Home Thanks To Trade Dispute
    HKEX
    Several big China companies listed on U.S. exchanges have launched secondary listings in China.
  • JD’s Health Care Subsidiary Fast Tracks Hong Kong IPO
    JD
    JD Health might list in Hong Kong as early as later in September, according to sources familiar with the matter, as the company looks to raise at least $1 billion.
  • Chinese Travel Giant Ctrip Planning To Delist From NASDAQ And Go Private
    Ctrip Stocks
    Apart from planning to taking itself private, Ctrip is also reportedly in talks with HKEX for a potential secondary listing.
  • HKEX Shares Surge Making It World's Top Exchange Operator By Market Cap
    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
    HKEX's stock price increased by more than 9.8 percent on Tuesday, its biggest gain in over five years.
  • HKEX Launches Trading For 10 MSCI Index Futures Contracts
    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
    Apart from the 10 MSCI Index futures contracts, HKEX plans to add another 23 futures contracts on the MSCI Index.
  • China Bohai Bank Launches $1.85 Billion IPO In Hong Kong
    Bohai Bank IPO
    China Bohai Bank is selling 2.88 billion shares in Hong Kong with each share priced at between HK$4.75 and HK$4.98.
  • HKEX Aims To Attract More Tech Giants With Planned Policy Change
    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited
    The bourse operator plans to extend the use of dual-class shares and allow corporate shareholders to hold stocks with increased voting rights.
  • HKEX Longest-Serving CEO Charles Li To Step Down Next Year
    Hong Kong Stock Exchange
    The 59-year old former banker confirmed that he will no longer be renewing his contract, which will end in October 2021.
  • Chinese Biotech Firm Akesobio Successfully Launches $330 Million Hong Kong IPO
    Akesobio IPO
    Akesobio's 15.95 million shares made available to Hong Kong investors were oversubscribed 639 times during its debut.
  • Former HKEX Executive Charged For Accepting $1.18 Million In Bribes
    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
    Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption filed charges against 43-year old former HKEX executive Eugene Yeoh Kim-Loong for accepting over $1.18 million in bribes.
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