Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing's dual role as a company looking to maximise profits as well as a regulator responsible for vetting public offerings is back in the spotlight in the wake of the...
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 4:49pm
HKEx
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd is the holding company for the city’s stock exchange, futures exchange and clearing company. Its market capitalisation made it the world’s biggest listed bourse as of the end of 2012. In December 2012, the HKEx clinched the US$2.2 billion takeover of the London Metal Exchange, the world's biggest marketplace for industrial metals.
Lauded by many for its principled stance in rejecting Alibaba Group’s plans to list shares, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has left the city’s financial community fuming at a lost opportunity and re...
Mainland firms seeking a back-door listing as a short cut to trading in Hong Kong's internationally renowned stock exchange have to pay up to HK$180 million, almost six times that of 2006.
Alibaba Group may postpone its potential HK$100 billion listing plan to 2015 if the mainland's top e-commerce firm cannot get a deal done in Hong Kong this year.
Your columnist was shocked to hear from sources at the highest level that Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has been lobbying on behalf of a potential listing candidate for special exemptions to...
London Metal Exchange's newly appointed chief executive Garry Jones said he would focus on expansion in the mainland and would launch new products beyond metal futures trading.
An interesting war of wills is shaping up between the Hong Kong stock exchange (HKEx) and e-commerce giant Alibaba, which looks increasingly determined to make its highly anticipated multibillion-...
Alibaba chairman Jack Ma’s manoeuvring to keep management control of the company he founded has derailed plans for a possible US$15 billion listing of the firm’s shares in Hong Kong this year.
Prospects for a Hong Kong listing this year for Chinese internet giant Alibaba have dimmed dramatically in the wake of disclosures by investment bankers that the mainland's No1 e-commerce firm is...
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing reported a better-than-expected interim net profit growth of 5 per cent in the first half of this year, on improved turnover and new revenue streams from its new...
Hong Kong's stock exchange is set to list its first stock index futures contract which tracks the performance of firms listed in Hong Kong and on the A-share markets.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing welcomes more small and medium-sized mainland enterprises to list in the city, chief executive Charles Li Xiaojia said as HKEx celebrated 20 years of H shares...
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