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CN VP He Lifeng Restates CN Supports More Quality Firms to List Shrs, Issue Bonds in HK
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng said at the Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit this morning (19th) that a series of measures introduced by the central government to ben...
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Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng said at the Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit this morning (19th) that a series of measures introduced by the central government to benefit and support Hong Kong have yielded positive results, and that the authorities are now taking various tasks forward to continue to support Hong Kong in enhancing its status as an international financial center.

He reiterated that China will support more quality enterprises to list and issue bonds in Hong Kong, continue to optimize and expand the Connect Programs between mainland China and Hong Kong in the areas of equities, bonds, financial management and interest rate swaps, improve the normalized issuance regime of treasury bonds, steadily scale up issuance of treasury bonds in Hong Kong, and support Hong Kong to consolidate and enhance its position as a global hub for CNH business.

China also supports Chinese financial institutions in Hong Kong to further set foot in Hong Kong and promote the development of the financial industry, while the regulators of mainland China and Hong Kong will continue to deepen financial cooperation in the Greater Bay Area.

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