UK, Swiss and German listed companies can issue CDRs in China if they have a market cap of at least $3.14bn and a listing history of at least three years.
March 29, 2022Companies listed in the UK, Switzerland and Germany and "potentially other major markets in Europe" will be able to apply to issue CDRs in China.
February 15, 2022Under the proposed rules, the Stock Connect scheme will be expanded to allow participation from companies listed in Shenzhen, Switzerland and Germany.
December 21, 2021China's regulators are working to further relax restrictions on cross-border investment and create new channels for domestic and foreign investors alike.
October 28, 2020Innovative Chinese companies listed overseas will be eligible to list depositary receipts at home with just $2.8bn in market cap, compared to $28bn under 2018 rules.
May 4, 2020Under the plan, German companies will issue CDRs on the SSE, and Chinese companies will issue GDRs on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
November 21, 2019The Shanghai-London Stock Connect has opened for business, allowing listed companies in Shanghai and London to issue depositary receipts in each other’s markets.
June 18, 2019GDRs issued by Huatai Securities will be admitted to the Shanghai-London Stock Connect segment of the LSE on 20 June, when trading will commence.
June 13, 2019New rules from the PBOC and SAFE give freedom to CDR issuers to elect whether to keep the proceeds in China or send them abroad.
May 30, 2019The project to link the Shanghai and London stock exchanges has reportedly lost momentum in China, after earlier plans to launch in December were called off.
May 17, 2019