2. hang seng china enterprises index (index code: HSCEI) contains the largest and most active high-quality mainland enterprises in China listed in Hong Kong, which is an important indicator to reflect the overall performance of mainland enterprises in China listed in Hong Kong. In recent years, the proportion of listed companies in the new economy has increased rapidly from scratch, and gradually got rid of the stereotype of focusing on finance, energy and real estate in the past. At present, the financial industry and information technology industry are the first and second largest market value industries of the index, which are more cost-effective than A shares. The valuation of H shares in banks is at a historical low level, and the constituent stocks in the information technology industry include high-growth and scarce new economic leaders. With the help of southern funds, we are firmly optimistic about the investment value of the index and its market outlook performance.
3. There is no limit to the number of constituent stocks in the SOE index, but they must be H shares in the Hang Seng Composite Index with the largest market value. The components of Hang Seng China Enterprises Index include Vanke, World Trade Organization, CITIC Securities, CITIC Bank, CITIC Shares, China Life Insurance, China Taiping, China Ping An, Geely Automobile and Sinopharm Holdings.
Hang seng china enterprises index (referred to as the State-owned Enterprise Index or H-share Index) is calculated by Hang Seng Index Company Limited, a subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank. The SOE index reflects the performance of larger H shares listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. At present, there are 50 constituent stocks in the index of state-owned enterprises, including H shares, private enterprises and red chips. H shares refer to enterprises registered in Chinese mainland and listed in Hong Kong, and H stands for "Hong Kong". The main shareholders of H-share enterprises are China government and local government, so it is also called state-owned shares [source request]. H-share index futures were launched on February 8, 2003, and options were launched on June 8, 2004. Hang Seng Index and China Index Futures are the two most popular stock index futures in Hong Kong. 20 16 At the end of February, there were 229 H shares listed in Hong Kong (206 main boards [1]+ 23 Growth Enterprise Market [2]). The three largest markets are China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Ping An Insurance.