D shares refer to stocks issued by companies listed on China Europe International Exchange.

1. China Europe International Exchange is jointly funded by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Deutsche B?rse Group and China Financial Futures Exchange and opened in Frankfurt, the financial capital of Germany. "The abbreviation of ".

2. The stocks issued by companies listed on CEIBS are called D-shares. CEIBS supports a variety of D-share listing models, including IPO and "A+D" model, that is, both in Germany and D shares are issued and A shares are issued in mainland China.

3. Currently, CEINEX’s business products include ETFs, bonds and depositary receipts.

4. The trading currency of D shares on China Europe Exchange is the euro, and the feasibility of trading D shares in RMB is still under study. So D shares means stocks issued by companies listed on China Europe International Exchange.