Listing of overseas companies in Hong Kong is regulated by The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (the “HKEx”) and the Securities and Futures Commission (the “SFC”). In September 2013, the HKEx and the SFC issued a Joint Policy Statement Regarding Listing of Overseas Companies (the “JPS”). The JPS’s objective is to assist overseas companies seeking either a primary or secondary listing in Hong Kong. The JPS sets out requirements for overseas companies to be acceptable for listing on the HKEx, including that an overseas company must come from an “acceptable jurisdiction”.
- A new era for overseas listings in Hong Kong - Part One : the second in a two part series examining the effect of the changes under the JPS. This part covered important changes applicable to all overseas companies.
- A new era for overseas listings in Hong Kong - Part Two: the second in a two part series examining the effect of the changes under the JPS. This part dealt with changes applicable to applicants seeking a secondary listing.
- Hong Kong’s New Policy on Listings by Overseas Companies : examined the effect of the changes under the JPS.
- Listing Indian Companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange: discusses the inclusion of India as an “acceptable jurisdiction”.
- Listing Russian Companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange: discusses the inclusion of Russia as an “acceptable jurisdiction".
- Листинг российских компаний на Гонконгской фондовой бирже: Листинг российских компаний на Гонконгской фондовой бирже: обсуждается включение России в список «приемлемых юрисдикций».