Chinese IPO

Bank of Shanghai plans Shanghai and Hong Kong IPO 

Commercial lender Bank of Shanghai will issue no more than 1.2 billion shares in each city as part of a planned dual listing that will raise funds to support its growth plans.
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Bank of Shanghai will be China's fourth city bank to go public
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Bank of Shanghai, a commercial lender in the mainland’s wealthiest city, is planning a dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong. The deal will be an important test for investor appetite in China’s smaller banks, which often act like the finance arm of local governments and play an important role in the local economy.

If successful, Bank of Shanghai will be the fourth city lender in China to list. There are currently three banks Bank of Beijing, Bank of Nanjing and Bank of Ningbo quoted on the A-share market.

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