A list of puns related to "Shanghai Stock Exchange"
I could have sworn I read somewhere that, when the Shanghai Stock Exchange reopened, stocks were traded in foreign currencies as 'B-shares'. These shares had a caveat that prohibited their holders from having any say in how the company is run. I've found information about about B-shares online, but nothing about this caveat.
Does anyone know anything about this? And if not, what are some other ways the Chinese government has prevented foreign shareholders in Chinese companies from influencing them?
What brokers do people use for SSE and HKSE? Don't wanna get finessed by CommSec's brutal rates.
TIA!
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