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Hong Kong stock exchange relaxes listing rules to compete with US rivals

Global competitiveness drive comes despite bourse being increasingly dominated by Chinese companies
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Column chart showing Mainland Chinese IPOs are catching up to Hong Kong
"}],[{"start":150.25000000000003,"text":"Chinese companies accounted for more than 98 per cent of the $32.4bn raised in Hong Kong IPOs this year, according to Bloomberg data. "}],[{"start":159.65000000000003,"text":"In 2011, that figure stood at just 61.5 per cent as Hong Kong won listings from global businesses such as Prada, Samsonite and Glencore."}],[{"start":169.90000000000003,"text":"Although Hong Kong listings have continued to rise, the city has missed out on some enormous IPOs from Chinese companies. "}],[{"start":177.25000000000003,"text":"They include China Resources New Energy’s $3.6bn float in Shenzhen, and chipmaker CXMT, which is raising nearly $10bn in Shanghai on Monday in what will be China’s largest IPO since 2010."}],[{"start":192.50000000000003,"text":"“There’s a very strong sense of fear of missing out, of not attracting these China-based companies to Hong Kong,” said Wang. "}],[{"start":200.10000000000002,"text":"HKEX also confirmed it would proceed with a “name and shame” regime aimed at stemming the flow of poor-quality paperwork in listing applications."}],[{"start":208.55,"text":"Under the new system, the names of all parties involved in an incomplete listing application, including sponsoring banks and involved law firms, will be published online by the exchange."}],[{"start":228.15000000000003,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1784893208_5546.mp3"}

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