What are the advantages for Hong Kong Securities？

Compared to other international finance centres, Hong Kong is unique in the following ways:

1. Sizable, mature and well-regulated market. Hong Kong Stock Exchange is now Asia's second-largest Stock Exchange, the world's No. 9. The amount for initial listing rank world’s No.3 in 2004; Hong Kong one of the world's most active securities market.
2. In the past few decades, Hong Kong has successfully attracted a lot of international financial institutions and securities professionals, whose qualifications are internationally recognized, and accumulated valuable trading experience to provide the highest quality professional services; diversified global investment products, transactions T +0, no daily limit up, flexible mechanisms; low corporate and individual tax, initial public offering.
3. Free flow of capital, international capital raising hub. 1993 the first H share listed in Hong Kong; the rise of H shares attracted vast number of international capital into Hong Kong security market. Ever since Hong Kong stock market has improved and grown into a mature, global and well-regulated one. The ones got listed (mainly from Mainland China) in Hong Kong Stock Exchange mostly have very high quality and offer relatively smaller investment risk. In the vision of further appreciation of RMB, the capital raised in the Hong Kong stock market would keep on increasing.
4. Strict market regulation, transparent information disclosure, flexible stock suspension system; good monitoring to the Hong Kong market, comparable to other major financial hubs such as London and New York, international investors have full confidence to invest in the Hong Kong Security Market. These are the characteristics of the Hong Kong stock market and the advantages that the security markets in China do not have. In addition, the Hong Kong stock market can raise capital in a relatively short time frame with the injection of new capitals form global investors, a well-serviced refinancing mechanism in place and flexible distribution channels.