Monday, May 20, 2013   

Equities, ETFs figure in HKEx agenda
(01-15 13:30)

Local bourse operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (0388) has today announced a strategic blueprint for development from 2013 to 2015.
In terms of business strategy, it will continue the development of the core business in equities by attracting more mainland and international companies to list in Hong Kong, and develop the exchange traded funds market or other related products, especially yuan-related products.
It will continue the partnership with the mainland peers, aiming to achieve a breakthrough in market cooperation.
For equity derivatives, HKEx will provide new products and services either by itself or partnership.
For fixed income products and currency, the development will be dominated by the process of internationalization of the yuan and shifts in global regulatory reforms.
The acquisition of LME will lead to the creation of a diversified commodities trading platform, HKEx said.
   
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