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SZSE and SGX Co-host SZSE–SGX Capital Markets Cooperation Seminar to Build a New Ecosystem for Cross-border Financial Cooperation

Date: 2026-01-20

On 20 January 2026, Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) and Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX) jointly held the "SZSE–SGX Capital Markets Cooperation Seminar" in Shenzhen. Focusing on bilateral capital market cooperation, the seminar featured discussions on topics such as the global expansion of SZSE-listed companies and the deepening of the SZSE–SGX ETF Link mechanism, attracting approximately 120 representatives from market institutions in both regions and SZSE-listed companies.

 

During the event, a listing ceremony for the new underlying asset of the SZSE–SGX ETF Link, the CSOP CSAM CSI A500 Index ETF, was held simultaneously in both Shenzhen and Singapore. This marks the first time an A500 index ETF product has been launched overseas through the ETF Link mechanism, injecting new momentum into the mutually beneficial cooperation in the financial sectors of China and Singapore.

 

SZSE and SGX have maintained close collaboration to build a multi-level cross-border cooperation framework. In 2020, the two exchanges achieved the cross-listing of their core indices. In 2022, the SZSE-SGX ETF Link was officially launched, and to date, six distinctive ETF Link products have been successfully listed on both exchanges, providing investors with diversified cross-border asset allocation tools. For three consecutive years, SZSE has conducted roadshows and exchange activities in Singapore, helping 25 SZSE-listed companies with deep roots in the Southeast Asian market to better connect with the Singaporean capital market.

 

Next, under the leadership of the CSRC, SZSE will implement the consensus reached at the China-Singapore Bilateral Cooperation Mechanism Meetings and the China-Singapore Securities and Futures Supervisory Roundtable. We will further deepen our regular cooperation with SGX, strengthen cross-regional linkages, and advance the high-level two-way opening-up of the capital markets.