Shanghai Stock Exchange looks to further internationalise business
The Shanghai Stock Exchange plans to launch a "D-share" market to trade yuan-denominated shares in Frankfurt, Germany, according to a vice president of the bourse. In November, the first mainland companies will be traded on the China Europe International Exchange (CEINEX), a joint venture trading platform created by Shanghai Stock Exchange, China Financial Futures Exchange and Deutsche Boerse. The listed companies will be able to launch initial public offerings or place new shares as yuan-denominated products, although it has not been announced which companies will trade on the D-share market.

Across The Border by Daniel Ren

Reports suggest about 10 companies will initially receive the go-ahead to float D-shares in June