SHANGHAI: Shares in Bank of China surged 23% yesterday in the Shanghai stock market's biggest debut, underscoring huge appetite for new shares among Chinese investors.
State-run Bank of China, which raised 20 billion yuan (US$2.5bil) in the country's largest-ever domestic initial public offering, is the first big company to list locally since Beijing lifted a year-long ban on stock offers.
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