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China Financial Futures Exchange Expands Collaboration Efforts Wall Street Journal The CFFEX is the youngest and smallest of the four Chinese futures exchanges and has just one product: futures on the benchmark CSI 300 stock index, a gauge of 300 Shanghai- and Shenzhen-listed yuan-denominated A shares. But volume has soared in recent ... and more »

China Financial Futures Exchange: To Discuss Cross-Listing Products With ... Wall Street Journal The all-electronic CFFEX was founded by the Shanghai Futures Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, and Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2006, though trading in the exchange's sole product--futures on the ... China Financial Futures Exchange Expands Collaboration EffortsNASDAQ CBOE HOLDINGS, INC : Chicago Board Options Exchange and China Financial ...4-traders all 22 news articles »

Bloomberg

Exchanges in China Look to Speed Delistings New York Times SHANGHAI — The two China stock exchanges said Sunday that they wanted to make it easier to delist companies so investors' interests would be better protected. The Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange are asking for public feedback ... Shenzhen Stock Exchange Releases Draft Amendment Of Delisting Rules For Main ...Wall Street Journal (India) China's exchanges tighten rulesTaipei Times Rules to ease delisting of stocksChina.org.cn People's Daily Online -BusinessWeek all 22 news articles »

Bloomberg

Lujiazui Breakfast: News And Views About China Stocks -- May 3 Forbes Good timing: Western Securities, which raised the equivalent of $276 million in an IPO last month by selling 200 million new shares at 8.7 yuan each, starts trading today at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. With brokerage stocks in favor, ... Regulator lowers trading fees in ChinaUPI.com China Cuts A Share Transaction FeesCapitalVue China Shares Jump After Government Cuts Trading FeesMNI News BusinessWeek -China Daily all 96 news articles »

Hubei Energy Group to fund power station in Suizhou SteelGuru In a statement filed with Shenzhen Stock Exchange, the company said that the project will be developed in two phases with a total investment of CNY 15 billion. The new power stations will have aninstalled capacity of 4 million kilowatts.

Shenzhen stocks weighed by delisting worry MarketWatch By Chris Oliver HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- The Shenzhen Stock Exchange ended 0.9% lower on Tuesday, paring back an earlier drop of more than 3% triggered by worries underperforming companies could be subject to delisting. On Friday, the Stock Exchange ...

Globe and Mail

HKEx Q1 profit slips, no word on LME bidding Reuters The bourse operator sat out last year's wave of stock exchange consolidation, most of which failed, focusing instead on forming non-equity alliances with its neighboring Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. STRATEGIC SENSE HKEx has held talks with ... HKEx chief confident on buying LME; Q1 profit dipsReuters UK all 87 news articles »

Exit from start-up exchange takes effect Xinhua BEIJING, May 1 (Xinhua) -- Rules on start-ups exiting from the stock exchange take effect on Tuesday. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) officially put into practice the de-listing system of the ChiNext Board, which started trading on Oct. 30, 2009, ... ChiNext Index Closes upCRIENGLISH.com all 10 news articles »

The Billionaire Chus And Kingston Financial Look To Make A Mark Beyond Hong Kong Forbes And yesterday, one of western China's largest brokerages, Western Securities, soared on its debut on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. (See related story here.) It was confidence about Hong Kong and the mainland that helped lure Pollyanna and her husband ...

ChiNext Index closes lower - May 18 China Daily The index, together with the Shenzhen Component Index and the Shenzhen SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) Board Index, makes up the three core indices reflecting the performance of China's stocks listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. and more »

Shenzhen stocks weighed by delisting worry

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- The Shenzhen Stock Exchange ended 0.9% lower on Tuesday, paring back an earlier drop of more than 3% triggered by worries underperforming companies could be subject to delisting. On Friday, the Stock Exchange of Shenzhen amended its listing rules to remove underperforming companies on its Nasdaq-style ChiNext board. The market operator said the amendments, which take ...