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| - | It is a non-profit-making membership institution directly governed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission(CSRC).The SSE was officially accepted as a member of the XBRL unit of China to join the international organization. The China Fund Company Information Disclosure Taxonomies developed by the SSE became the first one of its kind to be recognized by XBRL International;Inc. | + | The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) proposed an overall development framework of "three new-generation projects" (namely, the new-generation information system, the new-generation trading system and the new-generation website) at the beginning of 2000. The Boston Consulting Group, Inc., a world-class consulting firm, and the tycoon of the financial information industry Reuters Group PLC (Reuters) have been engaged in succession for avant-courier consultancies on the Internet strategy and information strategy implementation planning. |
| - | The China Listed Company Information Disclosure Taxonomy Framework is a set of taxonomies which enables companies that conform to China Listed Company Information Disclosure Regulations to tag financial statements in XBRL. This set of taxonomies was developed by the Shanghai Stock Exchange(SSE). | ||
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| - | The SZSE is a national stock exchange under the China Securities Regulatory Commission (the CSRC), that provides a venue for securities trading. | ||
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| - | *http://www.sse.com.cn/sseportal/ps/zhs/xbrl/index.jsp | + | *http://www.xbrl-cn.org/companies-news_en/20080917/20080917093909ur.shtml |
| - | *http://www.xbrl-cn.com | + | |
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Shanghai Stock Exchange
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) proposed an overall development framework of "three new-generation projects" (namely, the new-generation information system, the new-generation trading system and the new-generation website) at the beginning of 2000. The Boston Consulting Group, Inc., a world-class consulting firm, and the tycoon of the financial information industry Reuters Group PLC (Reuters) have been engaged in succession for avant-courier consultancies on the Internet strategy and information strategy implementation planning.
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