China A and H shares offer two routes to accessing the growth of Chinese corporates. On the surface, the difference is clear – A shares are issued by mainland incorporated companies and are listed in Shenzhen or Shanghai, while H shares are listed in Hong Kong, are more freely tradable for overseas investors, and follow international accounting and reporting standards. Shao Ping Guan, Senior Portfolio Manager, takes us through some of the nuances.
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