Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) started Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect at the end of 20 14, and Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect at the beginning of 20 15, and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the beginning of 20 17, which is a historical trend. HKEx A shares, Hong Kong stocks, China B shares, futures, options, bonds, US stocks, etc. , and the accounts of regular listed brokers can be traded at the same time.
Hong Kong is the third largest financial center in the world, with a population of only about 7 million. The stock market of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is worth 5.78 trillion US dollars. More than 40 trillion yuan. Super-strong financing market, domestic outstanding enterprises Xiaomi Group, Tencent Holdings, China Evergrande, etc. Went to Hong Kong for financing.
2065438+On April 24th, 2008, HKEx allowed companies with the same share but different rights to go public, and allowed unprofitable biotechnology companies to go public in Hong Kong. This reform is regarded by market participants as the most important listing system reform of HKEX in 25 years. As the focus of this IPO reform, dual equity has become the focus of attention. In 2065438+2008, the amount of IPO financing in Hong Kong market once again ranked first in the world.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has a long history.
1866) Hong Kong's securities trading appeared in the early days of Hong Kong's opening in the19th century, and the earliest securities trading in Hong Kong can be traced back to 1866. The first stock exchange in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Association of Securities Brokers, was established at 189 1.
19 14), renamed Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 192 1 year, Hong Kong established the second stock exchange-Hong Kong Securities Brokers Association.
1947), the two exchanges merged into the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. By the end of 1960s, the original exchange in Hong Kong could not meet the needs of the prosperity and development of the stock market.
HKEx business
65438-0999 The then Financial Secretary Donald Tsang announced a comprehensive reform of Hong Kong's securities and futures market to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness and meet the challenges brought by market globalization. It is proposed that the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (SEHK) and Hong Kong Futures Exchange Limited (HKFE) be demutualized and merged with Hong Kong Securities Clearing Limited (HKSCC) to be owned by a single holding company, namely Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited. At that time, SEHK had 570 member companies.