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In what ways are H-share companies different from red chips? “H-share companies” refer to state-owned Chinese enterprises with its shares listed in Hong Kong. H-share companies are companies incorporated in the People's Republic of China and approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission for a listing in Hong Kong. Shares in these companies are listed on the Stock Exchange, subscribed fo..
SHANGHAI (XFN-ASIA) - China B-shares were sharply higher in early trade amid reports that the securities watchdog is still studying the reform of the B-share markets, dealers said. The Shanghai Securities News quoted Qi Bin, director-general of research and strategy at the CSRC, as saying it needs to proceed 'prudently' because market opinion on B-share reform is so diverse, with some proposals ..