JD Health and other Chinese IPOs give Hong Kong a boost after a troubled year
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JD Health and other Chinese IPOs give Hong Kong a boost after a troubled year

CNN  

Hong Kong CNN Business — Hong Kong’s stock exchange was dealt a major blow last month when Ant Group’s highly anticipated IPO was shelved. The latest winner in Hong Kong’s hot streak is JD Health, an online healthcare unit owned by Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com. Hong Kong financial secretary Paul Chan acknowledged this week that international investors have been worried about the city’s future. The index compiler also changed rules in May to allow companies that have chosen Hong Kong for their secondary listing to appear on the city’s benchmark Hang Seng Index — a decision that paved the way for the index to add Alibaba and Xiaomi as constituents in September.

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