Abstract
This paper investigates the effect of strict segmentation on pricing in the context of the Chinese stock markets. The paper demonstrates that information asymmetry between foreign investors and domestic investors, liquidity effects, diversification effects, clientele bias, risk-free return differentials between foreign and domestic investors, and foreign exchange risks are significant factors in explaining discounts on shares that can only be owned by foreign investors.
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