SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly-owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading service provider under the SFO and licensed under applicable laws in Mainland China to provide the order-routing service under China Connect.
SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly-owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading service provider under the SFO and licensed under applicable laws in the PRC to provide the order-routing service under China Connect.
SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly-owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading service provider under the SFO and licensed under applicable laws in the PRC to provide the order-routing service under Shanghai and/or Shenzhen Connect. 「证监会」：指香港证券及期货事务监察委员会。
Examples of SEHK Subsidiary in a sentence
SEHK or the relevant SEHK Subsidiary (after consulting with SEHK) may, under certain circumstances as specified in the SEHK Rules and/or whenever SEHK determines that it is appropriate and in the interest of a fair and orderly market to protect investors, temporarily suspend or restrict all or part of the order-routing and related supporting services with regard to all or any Northbound Trading of China Connect Securities, and for such duration and frequency as SEHK may consider appropriate.
Moreover, SEHK or the relevant SEHK Subsidiary (with the agreement of SEHK) may cease the provision of the Northbound Trading service permanently.
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SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly‐owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading service provider under the SFO and licensed under applicable laws in Mainland China to provide the order‐ routing service under China Connect.
SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Exchange duly authorised as an ATS provider under the Ordinance and licensed under applicable laws in Mainland China to provide order-routing service in relation to a Trading Link referred to in Rule 1403(1). For the purposes of the Trading Link under Rule 14A01, “SEHK Subsidiary” means Gangsheng Information Services (Shanghai) Limited and for the purposes of the Trading Link under Rule 14B01, “SEHK Subsidiary” means Gangyu Information Services (Shenzhen) Limited. References in these Rules to “relevant SEHK Subsidiary”, “SEHK Subsidiary” or “SEHK Subsidiaries” shall be construed accordingly;
SEHK Subsidiary means the company established by SEHK for carrying out the Northbound Trading Link activities, as defined by relevant circulars of the HKEx and as amended by the SEHK Listing Rules from time to time.
SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly -owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading serv ice prov ider under the SFO and licensed und er applicab le la ws in the PRC to prov ide the order-routing serv ice under China Connect.
SEHK Subsidiary means a wholly-owned subsidiary of SEHK duly authorised as an automated trading service provider under the Ordinance and licensed under applicable laws in Mainland China to provide the order routing service under China Connect. "Shanghai Hong Kong Stock Connect" means a securities trading and clearing links programme developed or to be developed by SEHK, SSE, 51 HKSCC and ChinaClear for the establishment of mutual market access between SEHK and SSE. "Shenzhen Hong Kong Stock Connect" means a securities trading and clearing links programme developed or to be developed by SEHK, SZSE, HKSCC and ChinaClear for the establishment of mutual market access between SEHK and SZSE. "Special China Connect Securities" means any securities listed on the relevant China Connect Market which SEHK (after consulting with relevant China Connect Market Operator) from time to time accepts or designates as eligible only for China Connect sell orders but not China Connect buy orders. "SSE" means Shanghai Stock Exchange. "SZSE" means Shenzhen Stock Exchange. "Trading Day" means a day on which SEHK is open for Northbound trading for (a) Hong Kong and Shanghai (in the case of Shanghai Hong Kong Stock Connect) or (b) Hong Kong and Shenzhen (in the case of Shenzhen Hong Kong Stock Connect), where “T day” denotes the Trading Day on which a transaction is executed and “T+1 day” denotes (as the case may be) the day which is one Trading Day, or in the context of the settlement of funds, one business day (on which banks (a) Hong Kong and Shanghai (in the case of Shanghai Hong Kong Stock Connect) or (b) Hong Kong and Shenzhen (in the case of Shenzhen Hong Kong Stock Connect) are generally open for business) after T day.