The Belt and Road Initiative is a global development strategy proposed by China to reshape the global value chain. It involves infrastructure development, investment, trade, and financial cooperation across Asia, Africa, and Europe. The initiative aims to promote economic growth, regional connectivity, and international cooperation. The economic implications of B&R for China, regional, and global economies are significant. It is expected to boost China's economic growth, create new markets, and enhance China's influence in global affairs. The initiative also provides opportunities for other countries to participate in China's economic development. Seven leading Chinese enterprises have successfully implemented B&R projects, providing valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of B&R. The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) plays a crucial role in supporting B&R by providing a marketplace and facilities for securities trading, formulating business rules, and managing and disseminating market information. SSE has evolved into an exchange with a sound market structure covering four major securities categories: equities, bonds, funds, and derivatives.
