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China’s largest nuclear energy producer has received strong retail demand for its $1.76 billion IPO, set to be the largest ever listing in Shenzhen.

The Shenzhen stock exchange hosted four out of the top 10 IPOs in Asia in April amid relatively subdued activities across the region.

A pilot scheme launched in Shenzhen will let Hong Kong-based banks issue renminbi loans to onshore companies.

Around 40 B-share companies could make the conversion to a Hong Kong listing.

The desire for domestic brand exposure, a gradually maturing market and cost benefits make a domestic listing appealing to Chinese companies, Evalueserve finds.

Shirble Department Store comes to market at a time when there are bigger names, including Agricultural Bank of China and Guotai Junan Securities, competing for investor appetite for IPOs.

A curious share transfer in Ping An Insurance raises eyebrows.

China''s largest state-owned bank licenses Midas and Trade Innovation products for data centre.

One of China''s financial centres is getting a new organization for young professionals.