CBI comments on London-Shanghai Stock Connect

Wednesday 19 Jun 2019 @ 11:33
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The CBI commented on the creation of the London-Shanghai Stock Connect, which will see UK-listed firms become the first foreign companies to be able to list in mainland China.

Guy Dru Drury MBE, CBI Head of China, yesterday said:

“We warmly welcome the creation of the London-Shanghai Stock Connect. It is a ground-breaking step that will give tremendous new opportunities to grow to investors and businesses in both the UK and China.

“The Sino-British relationship is a tremendous success story, and our firms are keen to play their part in further deepening and engraining our economic ties. As the UK charts a new course with its global trading partners, the Stock Connect is a timely sign that we are open for business, and that our world beating financial services sector must be at the heart of that new future.”

Original article link: https://www.cbi.org.uk/media-centre/articles/cbi-comments-on-london-shanghai-stock-connect/

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