Larry Chen, chief representative in BNY Mellon's Beijing office, attends the Reuters China Investment Summit in Beijing, September 2, 2009. The Bank of New York Mellon said it expects the first China Depositary Receipts (CDRs) to be issued next year, in a highly anticipated new vehicle that will allow foreign-headquartered firms to list in China. REUTERS/Christina Hu (CHINA BUSINESS) By Michael Wei and Jason Subler
BEIJING (Reuters), Sept 2 – The Bank of New York Mellon said it expects the first China Depositary Receipts (CDRs) to be issued next year, in a highly anticipated new vehicle that will allow foreign-headquartered firms to list in China.

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