Chinese Authorities Are Committed to Change, Says FTSE Russell CEO

The transcript discusses the market turbulence in China and the potential impact on the inclusion of A shares in global benchmarks. It highlights the reforms in China, the challenges of liquidity and stock suspensions, and the importance of transparency and corporate governance. The strategy for gradual inclusion of A shares is outlined, along with the controversy surrounding Indian exchanges. Advice is given to China on market opening, and the successful inclusion of Saudi Arabia is noted, with future market considerations discussed.

What advice does the speaker give to the Chinese government regarding market openness?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the inclusion of A shares could be improved?

What comparisons does the speaker make between China and other markets in terms of size and potential?

What is the speaker's perspective on the gradual inclusion of China A shares into global indices?