The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is in talks with China to roll out the country’s international board, allowing foreign firms to list on the mainland, Reuters reports. NYSE Euronext is seeking to list on the international board.

HSBC, Unilever and Standard Chartered also seek to list on the international board, which was originally slated to be launched in 2010. Companies that want to list on the international board should have a market value of over $4.6 billion and combined three-year net income of more than $462 million.

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