The leading provider of emerging stock market indices has revived talks on adding mainland Chinese shares to its benchmark despite concerns following last year’s stock market swings.
MSCI chose not to include Shanghai and Shenzhen listed companies — known as “A shares” — to its Emerging Markets index last summer after investors expressed worries about their ability to buy and sell mainland shares.
At the time MSCI said it would remove China from its annual review process. On Thursday, however, they issued a new “inclusion roadmap”, a consultation paper to be sent to clients for feedback, ahead of a decision in June.
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