La Bourse de Hong Kong répond aux préoccupations du marché concernant la nouvelle série de réformes des mécanismes d'inscription : l'abaissement du seuil des actions avec droits de vote différenciés ne réduira pas la qualité des sociétés cotées

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People’s Financial News, March 14th — The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is launching a new round of reforms to the listing mechanism. On March 13th, the HKEX subsidiary, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, issued a consultation document seeking market opinions on a series of proposals aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of Hong Kong’s listing system.

In this reform, HKEX plans to relax restrictions on “different voting rights” (dual-class shares) and intends to increase the upper limit of the ratio of different voting rights from the current 10:1 to 20:1.

Market concerns include that these reforms may adversely affect the rights of small and medium investors and could also lower the quality of listed companies. In response, HKEX listing chief Wu Jiexuan stated that currently, HKEX’s financial thresholds for dual-class shares and secondary listings are significantly higher than those of other markets, which impacts Hong Kong’s listing competitiveness.

“Lowering these thresholds is not intended to reduce the quality requirements for listed companies. After the adjustment, the market value requirement for dual-class companies remains far above the minimum requirement for main board listings.”

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