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  • HKEX Chief Executive Charles Li's Elaboration On HKEX's Strategic Plan 2016-2018

    Date 21/01/2016

    1. Is your plan too ambitious? Can you complete the proposed initiatives within three years?

    Achievement of a number of the initiatives included within our Strategic Plan are subject to external factors, including local and overseas regulatory approvals, the pace of Mainland policy developments and market readiness. We will continue to pursue proactive engagement with regulators, policy makers and market participants, and while the completion timeline for certain of our initiatives may extend beyond the current three-year plan, we aim to make significant progress on all parts of our Strategic Plan between now and the end of 2018.

  • EU-Japan High Level Meeting On Financial Issues

    Date 21/01/2016

    On January 20, 2016, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), the European Commission and European Securities and Markets Authority held the EU-Japan High Level Meeting on Financial Issues in Tokyo.

  • HKEX Rolls Out Its Strategic Plan 2016-2018

    Date 21/01/2016

    Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) today (Thursday) announced its Strategic Plan 2016-2018, outlining the development roadmap for HKEX and Hong Kong's financial markets.

  • EGX Board Discusses Stock Market Developments And Suggestions For Recovery From Market Parties

    Date 21/01/2016

    • Omran: The State Orientation to offer State-owned Companies in the Market is a  Strategic step in an important Time. 
    • Omran: The Decision reflects the state’ Awareness about the Capital Market importance during the Current Circumstances

  • Shenzhen Stock Exchange Market Bulletin 18 January, 2016, Issue 3

    Date 21/01/2016

    Last week, Shenzhen Component Index tumbled 8.2% to 9997.9 points. SME Index closed at 6632.1 points after losing 7.9%. ChiNext Index was down 6.1% to 2112.9 points. Total turnover for stocks and funds on SZSE was US$263.3 billion, or a 7.1% decrease from the week before.