S&P Dow Jones Indices launches Total China series

- Vita Millers
- 22 Jan 2014

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S&P Dow Jones Indices has launched five indexes as part of its new S&P Total China BMI Indices series, which aims to provide investors with a complete picture of the Chinese equity market and covers both A-shares and offshore listings. The series includes the S&P Total Greater China BMI index, which represents all the stocks from the Greater China region by combining the S&P Total China BMI, S&P Hong Kong BMI and S&P Taiwan BMI indexes.

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