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First foreign listing in China set for 2010

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| Print by Tim Human, Robin Froggatt-Smith

Shanghai stock exchange is to start accepting non-domestic listings in 2010 with companies such as HSBC and China Mobile at the front of the queue

There has been no definitive announcement, just a drip-feed of information from various business and political figures. But it’s clear that in 2010 the first overseas-headquartered firms will be allowed to list in mainland China on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

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