At the Saudi Capital Markets Forum (Shanghai session) on Sept. 3, Zhang Bin, director of the Shanghai Stock Exchange international cooperation department, said SSE will deepen cross-border product cooperation, expand its cross-border ETF lineup to include Middle East exposures, and continue to improve two-way connectivity mechanisms to facilitate cross-border asset allocation for global investors. He said that as of end‑August 2026 SSE’s cross-border ETF investment scope covers the US, Germany,

At the Saudi Capital Markets Forum (Shanghai session) on Sept. 3, Zhang Bin, director of the Shanghai Stock Exchange international cooperation department, said SSE will deepen cross-border product cooperation, expand its cross-border ETF lineup to include Middle East exposures, and continue to improve two-way connectivity mechanisms to facilitate cross-border asset allocation for global investors. He said that as of end‑August 2026 SSE’s cross-border ETF investment scope covers the US, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and other mature and emerging markets, with total assets exceeding CNY 500 billion — nearly eightfold growth versus the same period in 2021.