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Exchange promises innovation
By Winny Wang |
00:01 UTC+8 March 27, 2009
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THE Shanghai Stock Exchange said it will innovate and offer new products to help make the city a major international financial center.
A successful international financial center can't be built without an international equities market that should comprise a top stock exchange, world-leading financial institutions, various financial services and innovative financial products to lure institutional investors, said the world's sixth-largest bourse in a statement yesterday.
The Shanghai exchange will seize this opportunity to launch a new-generation trading system, enhance the development of the blue chip market, encourage mergers between listed companies, promote the bond market and block-trading system, and develop exchange-traded funds based on the key CSI 300 Index, the statement said.
Exchange-traded funds, also called index-based products, enable investors to buy or sell shares in an entire benchmark portfolio. Chinese mainland is planning to unveil ETFs to track the nation's broadest blue-chip stock index, with the ETF based on the CSI 300 Index, which groups the biggest 300 mainland-traded firms by value, set to launch this year.
A successful international financial center can't be built without an international equities market that should comprise a top stock exchange, world-leading financial institutions, various financial services and innovative financial products to lure institutional investors, said the world's sixth-largest bourse in a statement yesterday.
The Shanghai exchange will seize this opportunity to launch a new-generation trading system, enhance the development of the blue chip market, encourage mergers between listed companies, promote the bond market and block-trading system, and develop exchange-traded funds based on the key CSI 300 Index, the statement said.
Exchange-traded funds, also called index-based products, enable investors to buy or sell shares in an entire benchmark portfolio. Chinese mainland is planning to unveil ETFs to track the nation's broadest blue-chip stock index, with the ETF based on the CSI 300 Index, which groups the biggest 300 mainland-traded firms by value, set to launch this year.
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