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Oct 18 (Reuters) - HSBC is set to be the first foreign company to list its shares in China as part of a new stock exchange link between London and Shanghai, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
HSBC seeks Shanghai stake November 28, 2001: 9:16 a.m. ET Europe's biggest bank in talks to buy stake in China's Bank of Shanghai ...
HSBC Holdings PLC’s long-awaited Shanghai stock listing will reportedly seek to raise $8 billion, well above previous forecasts for the banking giant’s mainland Chinese debut.
HSBC <HSBA.L> <0005.HK>, Europe's biggest bank, would be keen to have a share listing on the Shanghai stock exchange when regulations permit, a top executive said on Thursday.
HSBC confirmed today it is exploring a plan to sell its shares in China via a new London-Shanghai trading link. A spokesperson for the bank said: “We are studying the proposed framework for the ...
HSBC, which holds 19.01 percent of Shanghai-based Bank of Communications (BoCom), said earlier this week that it would subscribe to a BoCom rights issue in full for $921 million.
HSBC is reportedly aiming to be among the first few foreign companies to float their shares in China, as mainland authorities prepare to allow non-Chinese firms to list in Shanghai.
HSBC opens Shanghai fin-tech firm as controversies swirl, profits sink. By Global Times Published: Sep 09, 2020 07:43 PM. HSBC Photo: VCG. HSBC Insurance, owned by the HSBC Group, announced on ...
HSBC, which holds 19.01 percent of Shanghai-based Bank of Communications (BoCom), said earlier this week that it would subscribe to a BoCom rights issue in full for $921 million. Print E-mail Related ...
November 28, 2001 Posted: 1417 GMT. LONDON (CNN) -- HSBC Holdings, Europe's biggest bank by market value, said on Wednesday it is in talks to buy a stake in China's Bank of Shanghai.
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