Tag : shanghai stock exchange

Developed market equities forecast to outperform all other asset classes and attract most inflows this year, according to an AsianInvestor survey. But what will investors shun?

China's securities regulator has approved Shanghai's first equity option, but the move is seen as conservative after more ambitious proposals were mooted in a consultation last month.

As China opens its capital account, the country's foreign investor quota system is being seen as declining in importance. In a two-part series, AsianInvestor examines how prime brokers are responding.

Shanghai Stock Exchange is offering incentives to spur improved domestic payout ratios, but a change in investor thinking is not expected overnight.

The city's stock exchange moves to allow more than one ETF manager to track the same index to foster greater competition and sustainable market growth.

The city must seize this window of opportunity to let foreign firms sell RMB-denominated shares given the macroeconomic backdrop, the bourse’s Hu Ruyin tells AsianInvestor.

Another fund house queues up to launch a QDII exchange-traded fund and, like FTSE, is intent on repairing its reputation in China.

The index provider is finally settling with the Shanghai Stock Exchange over an infringement lawsuit dating back to 2006.

Russell Investments' index unit picks Shanghai as the likely venue for the launch of the first Asia-Pacific ETF to reference one of its benchmarks.

China index market heats up as Shanghai exchange begins breach of contract case against FTSE Xinhua.