AlejandroMartín
15/01/21 12:10
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Muchas gracias @compounding
y al resto por sus palabras!Desde hace bastante años estamos viendo la mayor interconexión entre HK y China y las mejoras en la regulación financiera de China. Pensamos que el "acercamiento" entre ambos países si puede traer algo bueno, es la mayor integración de ambas economías y sus mercados financieros.A día de hoy lo que sucede es que si un minorista de la China continental quiere invertir en HK, necesita una cuenta de al menos 500K RMB para operar a través de "stock-connect". No es un proceso muy burocrático pero aparta a muchos inversores naturales de estas empresas y deja a una gran parte de las compañías de HK en manos de institucionales europeos y americanos. La cuestión es que todavía muchas small caps no están incluidas en la plataforma de "stock-connect".Te paso varios comentarios de profesionales locales con los que hemos hablado y artículos especializados:Firstly, the current Southbound connect includes 638 stock names which consists of 120 small cap companies (USD 5bn market cap or below). That being said, mainlanders do get access to small cap companies based on the current connect program. The further inclusion of southbound candidates will continue but timeline is uncertain because it also depends on various development factors of the mainland market. The liberalisation of the capital market is certainly continuing as both onshore and offshore markets will converge but it would be a multi-year process. The further inclusion of southbound names would be positive to the market as it would potentially attract more flows.The regulators in Hong Kong are reviewing the stock connect scheme from time to time. We see Hong Kong is trying to broaden its cross-border investment channels with mainland China’s stock exchanges. Below please find some news coverage for your reference. We expect the expansion route will allow international funds to gain access to one of the world’s best-performing capital markets. 1)Hong Kong widens Connect stock links for global funds to tap Star Market, tying city’s financial future closer to China’s heft https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3111312/hong-kong-widens-connect-stock-links-global-funds-tap-star · China-domiciled investors will be able to invest in pre-revenue biotechnology companies listed on Hong Kong’s stock exchange· Global funds will be allowed to access shares on Shanghai’s Star Market via an expanded Stock Connect scheme from Hong Kong 2)Stock connect takes expansion route https://www.thestandard.com.hk/section-news/section/11/225077/Stock-connect-takes-expansion-route · Hong Kong and mainland exchanges are set to expand the stock connect scheme to allow mainland investors to trade shares of secondary listed companies and unprofitable biotech firms in the SAR.Disculpa el rollo, pero hay cosas que no son muy sencillas de explicar.Saludos, Alejandro