Milestones of China's A-share market in 2019

・ April 8: The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index hit the year's highest intraday level at 3288.45 points
・ June 13: The Shanghai Stock Exchange launched the sci-tech innovation board, or the STAR Market, as the first A-share submarket implementing the registration-based system
・ June 17: The Shanghai-London Stock Connect commenced trading
・ June 21: FTSE Russell included A shares in its global benchmark universe for the first time
・ July 22: The STAR Market started trading with 25 listed firms
・ Sept 10: China removed the quota limit of Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors
・ Sept 10: The China Securities Regulatory Commission announced 12 key tasks of comprehensively deepening capital market reforms
・ Oct 18: The CSRC eased requirements for reverse mergers and allowed them on the ChiNext
・ Nov 26: MSCI finished its three-step plan of increasing the weighting of A shares in its investment benchmarks
・ Dec 13: The CSRC allowed subsidiaries of qualified mainland-listed firms to go public domestically as independent entities
・ Dec 23: The first stock index option contract listed on the mainland, with the CSI 300 Index as the underlying asset, started trading
・ Dec 28: The revised securities law was adopted
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