Confidential and for internal use only1 Shanghai Equity Exchange: Shortcut for SMEs to Flourish in Chinese Market.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Bauhinia Foundation Research Centre Thought Leaders Forum Hong Kong’s Changing Roles under the National 12 th Five-year Plan “External Use of RMB”
Advertisements

1 Hong Kong as the Preferred Platform for Doing Business in China Huen Wong President The Law Society of Hong Kong Prague, Czech Republic.
Denim Trading Investment Company || ABOUT US Investment Company Denim Trading has been operating in the securities market.
ORACLE We Lead You There World SME Expo On-Site Survey of Mainland Enterprises Hong Kong Trade Development Council November 2004.
1 Area 6 of Rotary International District 3450 — “China & WTO - The Economic Synergy with Hong Kong” WTO and Capital Formation — Opportunities and Challenges.
Gus Franklyn-Bute Welcome to Hong Kong Hong Kong: The Gateway to China Hong Kong’s Role in Growing Your Business in Asia.
2  Regulated Exchange of EU.  Cyprus has joined the EU since May  Cyprus has joined the Eurozone as of January  Cyprus, as an EU Member.
Products and Services for Aging Society FASHION AND LIFESTYLE CLUSTER THE FEDERATION OF THAI INDUSTRIES.
Asian Regionalism? ASEAN Northeast Asia. Outline Economic development –Flying geese, falling geese Economic interdependence ASEAN Northeast Asia.
NAME: TRAN THI KIM PHUONG (LUCY) ID STUDENT: MA3N0206 SITUATION OF MERGER OF SHB AND HBB BANKS IN VIETNAM.
Initial Public Offerings - “IPO” Access to US-Public Markets
Business Organization. 2 Let’s Review Primary Industry Primary Industry Secondary Industry Secondary Industry Service Industry Service Industry.
1 Historic Challenges and Opportunities for Developing Asian Bond Market Shanghai, China November 2005 ZHU Guangyao Director-General International Department.
Developing Asian Bond Market: From Investor’s Perspective Shanghai, November 4-6 Asset Securitisation in East Asia: Sharing Experience Ismail Dalla Views.
WTO and The Transformation of CHINA WTO and The Transformation of CHINA ART FRANCZEK,MST,MBA,CPA President The American Institute of Business and Economics.
1 The Stock Market Development and Accounting Reform the case of China May 2006 Lu Xiongying Shanghai Stock Exchange 1.
INBU 4200: Lecture 8 Sourcing Globally. Important Announcements Project 4: Due Thursday, April 8 th Upcoming “events” Quiz 4: Thursday, April 15 th Exam.
August 2011 China “Going Out”. SF Beijing, Shanghai Singapore The Hina Group Overview Hina focuses on cross-border opportunities between Asia and the.
Hongkong company registration details. The advantages of Hongkong company: 1.Company name freedom of choice, the name of the company is allowed to contain.
Globalisation Effects on Singapore’s Trade
Presented by : Nadine Youssry Soha El-Baktoushy Walaa Samy Presented to : Dr.Nagwa Mohamed.
Colors allowed R 0 G 90 B 140 R 0 G 0 B 0 R 221 G 221 B 221 R 255 G 255 B 255 R 187 G 8 B 28 R 96 G 152 B 183 R 6 G 54 B 79 R 191 G 214 B 226 R 95 G 95.
Li Jiming Deputy Director General of Yunnan Department of Commerce PRC, June 2011 Yunnan International E-commerce Company.
ACTIVITIES OF SUPPORTING SMES DEVELOPMENT IN VIETNAM
China's banking system has undergone significant changes in the last two decades Banks in china are now functioning more like banks than before China's.
Global IPO Market INTRODUCTION. Global Stock Exchanges (in terms of market capitalization in 2012) Source: World Federation of Exchanges (as at December.
Financial Crises Analysis. Overview Asian Financial Crisis July Mainly South East Asian Countries Started in Thailand 2008 Financial Crisis.
Financial Innovation Shahid Yusuf DRG World Bank September 22, 2006.
Presentation to the Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants Beijing September 2012 Supporting International Development by China’s Corporate.
Broker and Dealer Group 6. Broker An agent who acts as an intermediary between buyer and seller, handles orders to buy and sell securities. Commission.
Development of Asian Bond Market: Latest Progress and Looking Ahead Mr. Masato Miyachi, Senior Advisor Office of Regional Economic Integration Asian Development.
The Way Forward: Maximizing Growth for SMEs in the China- ASEAN Economies Anthony Amunategui Abad.
The Rise of China & India. Rapid Economic Growth in China Economic Growth rates of 9.5% are expected to continue Economic Growth rates of 9.5% are expected.
ASEAN Markets in the Age of Differentiation Marc P. Mealy US-ASEAN Business Council HSBC Emerging Markets Conference New York November 6, 2013.
NOTE: This presentation is a guideline only. For enquiries, please contact Group Marketing & Communications Dept. 1.
Dubai, November 2007 Cyprus post EU accession The ideal investment destination Phidias K Pilides President - Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency (CIPA)
Nilex Market NILEX is the Egyptian Exchange' market for growing medium and small companies, which offers an appropriate, secure, yet flexible regulatory.
ASEAN. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations is a political and economic organization of ten countries located in Southeast Asia, which was formed.
国家开发银行 China Development Bank 1 Overview of China Development Bank March 30, 2010.
Lecture 8 WORLD TRADING PATTERNS. International trade is exchange of capital, goods and services across international borders or territories. In most.
ICCA ICCRM: Association Ambassador Programs. “Association Day” Why they want to host. How to bid. Do not fear. If you bid it, will they come? Testimonial.
CHAPTER 1 AN OVERVIEW OF FINANCIAL MARKETS. FINANCIAL SYSTEM FINANCIAL MARKETS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS &INDIVIDUALS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS (SECURITIES)
JULY, 09-10, 2007 ISTANBUL KOSGEB SMALL AND MEDIUM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION NEDRET UGUR YAVUZ KOSGEB SMALL AND MEDIUM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION.
Geneva, October E-Trade Finance as a competitiveness enhancement for SME's in developing countries Presentation to UNCTAD Geneva, October.
Thailand: gateway to Myanmar and the Mekong Sub-region Kobsak Pootrakool 13 November 2012.
Building The Best Bank In Asia Philippe Paillart Chief Executive Officer DBS Group Holdings March 5, 2001.
Business Organization. 2 Forms of Business Organization A group that engages in economic activity (wealth exchanged for goods or services) is called a.
Peter Woo Chairman Hong Kong Trade Development Council A Tale of Three Cities – The Hong Kong Plus PRD Powerhouse.
Capitalizing on ASEAN Integration.
MARKETING OF SECURITIES.  Marketing of securities is a procedure to approach a large number of investors (individual and institutional) to invest their.
1 Change in China’s Foreign Policy and The Belt and Road Initiative CHEN WENLING.
COMMENTS & RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE CORPORATE COMPETITIVENESS IN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (FTA) ERA. AJBM 31 st MEETING BANGKOK, THAILAND, NOVEMBER 24, 2005.
T URKISH A RAB C APITAL M ARKETS F ORUM 20 S EPTEMBER 2012 F OUR S EASONS B OSPHORUS H OTEL.
DOING BUSINESS IN ASIA Richard Cant, North American Director April 26 th, 2016 USPAACC BUSINESS LEADERSHIP SERIES.
WAN WADRINA WAN ABDUL WAHAB MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INDUSTRY MALAYSIA RCEP 1 IMPACT ON EAST ASIA INVESTMENT.
“…global multinationals have … viewed developing Asia [countries]…as an offshore-production platform. The offshore- efficiency solution is still an attractive.
Cultivating Innovative SMEs into Business Giant: the SME Supporting Program in Shanghai Shanghai Torch Hi-tech Industry Development Center July 2008.
Mr. Simon Lai Council Member Law Society of Hong Kong 26 October 2016 Regulation on Doing Business in Hong Kong Copyright© 2016 The Law Society of Hong.
Multinationals, China, Hong Kong and Competitiveness
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
OBOR and Cultural Exchanges
EQUITY BROKERAGE INDUSTRY IN SOUTH ASIA
International Trade, Foreign Capital Flow and Aid in Development
Business Organization
China International SME Fair
Asian Regionalism? ASEAN Northeast Asia.
Financial Management Kiran.
Hong Kong as Global Financial Centre: Where We Are? Where We Will Go?
Introduction to Corporate Finance
Financial Institutions in Hong Kong
Presentation transcript:

Confidential and for internal use only1 Shanghai Equity Exchange: Shortcut for SMEs to Flourish in Chinese Market

China: The Economic Leader Confidential and for internal use only2 China GDP expands exponentially since 2000A Robust Personal Income Growth Boosts Personal Consumption

Unprecedented Business Opportunities in China Confidential and for internal use only3 Future GDP Expansion -In 2030, U.S. economy size will be $25 trillion. -China GDP now $7 trillion and expected to be $22.2 trillion in China GDP will expand $15 trillion -$15trillion is more than the size of Japan combined Germany economy now. Expected GDP (Trillion) in 2030 Grey Area = Current Green Area = Expected

Confidential and for internal use only4 Funding Platform China Securities Regulatory Commission(CSRC) aims to - Internationalised China’s capital market - Thus, promoting SEE to be a platform for SMEs to reach international funding One Belt One Road - Outlined by President Xi Jingping in Drive trade co-operation for China and nations along Maritime Silk Road such as Thailand, Laos and Myanmar. - Enterprises in South East Asia to gain listed position in China will gain first mover advantage China: Emerging Market not to Miss

Tight Trade and Economic Ties TH and China Thailand’s Largest Importer In 2014, Thailand has exported over USD billion to China, 26% of Thai’s total export value (IMF). China-Thailand FTA 2003 China and Thailand signed FTA in 2003, allowing 188 types of fruits and vegetables to export to China with zero tariffs. Confidential and for internal use only5

What is SEE? Shanghai Equity Exchange or SEE Founded in 2010 with the approval of, State Council, China Securities Regulatory Commission and Shanghai Municipal Government Shanghai government as the major shareholders of SEE (31% holding) Aimed to be Nasdaq of China Confidential and for internal use only6 Stock ExchangeTotal Listed Companies SEE4,967 SSE1,085

For Who? WHO: Any SMEs with transaction related to China or Chinese business development story Especially but not limited to: 1. IT, internet, software, O2O, etc. 2. Financial service 3. Aesthetic, holistic medicine, integrative medicine, medical services, Spa products, herbs and spices, etc. 4. Alternative energy 5. Biotechnology 6. Processed food especially Thai food, F&B 7. Childcare and elderly care 8. Creative economy, value-added, cultural, innovative products and services Confidential and for internal use only7

SMEs Shortcut: CHEAP EASY FAST Top three attractions to encourage enterprises to be listed 1) Cost effectiveness for SMEs; 2) Simple listing procedures for foreign enterprises; 3) Fast track to achieve recognition and opportunities for equity financing Confidential and for internal use only8

SMEs Shortcut: CHEAP EASY FAST PR & Marketing Short-cut Listing Status  Credibility  PR & Marketing  Business Expansion SMEs listing in SEE will receive a listing code to be shown on company brochures, name cards, advertisements, etc. Since SEE is backed and owned by Shanghai Government, companies with this listing code then have high credibility. Consequently, it is easier for listed companies to meet new clients, business partners, suppliers and collaborates in new business projects The higher success in business matching, the higher chance for companies to expand their business in China and elsewhere. Confidential and for internal use only9

SMEs Shortcut: CHEAP EASY FAST Confidential and for internal use only10 Fund Raising Short-cut Listing Status  Credibility + Benefit from Fund Raising Channel  Business Expansion Being listed = company is tightly screened by both recognized sponsor and SEE. Implication = company has good governance, well established business development plan Listed companies can enjoy “members only” benefits such as business matching seminars held by a sponsor firm linking listed companies to potential investors Agreed transaction through brokers for shares traded in secondary market Higher chance to succeed in equity, bond placement Higher chance to get bank loan and credit line due to credibility.

Why “NOW” for Thai SMEs? Listing in SEE is now very popular, both Chinese and foreign companies BMI now prepare 30 Japanese SMEs to be listed  SEE will raise requirement soon to lower the no. of CO. Now companies from Singapore and Malaysia are preparing These SMEs have the same market capitalization size and are also in the same industries If Thai SMEs do not act fast, these SMEs will take the first mover advantage  Small piece of pie left for Thai SMEs. Confidential and for internal use only11

SEE: Steppingstone to HKEx, World Gateway HKEx = world leading financial hub, is eyed to be the listing destination However, listing in HKEx have higher standard of requirements Listing in SEE helps companies to be ready because 1.Improve corporate governance, business development, etc. due to the requirements of SEE and competition among other listed companies  become more prepared to fulfill HKEx requirements 2. Credibility  get equity finance and higher chance of debt finance + business partnering 3. Fund raised for business  Business expansion and has sufficient capital for HKEx 4. Securing more supports from Chinese government  doing business easier + helping to build network Confidential and for internal use only12

SEE Foreign Listed Successful Case Blanc-(SEE ), listed since 2015, paid up capital RMB 1 million A premium eyelash extension beauty store from Japan Offer one stop tailor made eyelash beauty treatment to customers over the world, including Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong and Singapore Confidential and for internal use only13

Blanc successfully expanded its business by cooperating with AEON Store (984 HK), after being a listed company in SEE Confidential and for internal use only14 The first eyelash branch in Aeon’s Wuhan store SEE Foreign Listed Successful Case

Confidential and for internal use only15 Advertisement on official website of AEON Store Weibo SEE Foreign Listed Successful Case

Shanghai BMI Funds Management Confidential and for internal use only16 An experienced sponsor which successfully promoted 188 companies to be listed in SEE Capital raised after listed over RMB 50 millions A listed company in E board since Feb 2015 Sponsor code BF0047

Q&E Board Steps and Timeline Confidential and for internal use only17 ProcessE Board (6 months)Q Board (4 months) Company registration in HK & Shanghai (if needed)Yes Company structure reformYesNo Sponsor AppointmentYes Due diligenceYesNo Company’s assessment by a sponsorYes Sponsor submits application to SEEYes Submit a share registration detail + “Share Transfer Prospectus”, “Articles of Association”, “Audit Report” and “Legal Opinion YesNo SEE assigns stock codeYes Information disclosure on authorized websiteYesNo Listing ceremonyYes

Thank you Confidential and for internal use only18

END OF PRESENTATION Disclaimer: BMI Group has made every attempt to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information provided on this update. However, the information is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. BMI Group does not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained on this update. Confidential and for internal use only19