HK bourse seeks to expand China ties in 3-year plan
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HONG Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd (HKEx) plans to expand links with China over the next three years, including starting a system for mainland investors to take part in the city's initial public offerings.
"Our vision is focused on connecting mainland China with the world," chief executive officer Charles Li said on Thursday as he unveiled a 2016-2018 strategy. "Only if we focus on China we will be able to develop rapidly and prepare in advance for any emerging risks."
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