| Hong Kong and mainland Chinese exchanges add 91 ETFs to Stock Connect scheme
July 12, 2024--A total of 85 ETFs will be added for trading in the northbound direction and six in the southbound direction, with the expanded list to take effect from July 22 |
| More than 90 new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) will be eligible to trade under the expanded cross border Stock Connect programme later this month, giving investors more trading options, according to separate announcements by bourses in Hong Kong and mainland China on Friday. The Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock exchanges added 85 ETFs for northbound trading and six in the southbound direction, after average asset management sizes and index weightings were lowered in April to enhance the mutual market access programme. |
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