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 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 Holdings Plc <HSBA.L><0005.HK>, Europe's biggest bank, said it might have to wait before listing in Shanghai because of market conditions, a senior executive said on Tuesday, in a sign that ...

December 28, 2001 Posted: 1102 GMT. LONDON (REUTERS) -- HSBC Holdings has said it would sign an agreement on Saturday to take a minority stake in Bank of Shanghai, making it the first foreign ...

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 <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's top wealth manager overseeing China will leave the role soon in an Asian leadership reshuffle, as the lender also cuts hundreds of jobs from its digital wealth project in China. Trista Sun ...

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.

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.