* Companies hope to tap into 90 mln additional investors
* Shanghai seen more heavily regulated than Hong Kong
* Shanghai has yet to set up International Board
* Companies not keen to be first mover on uncertainty -lawyer
By Philipp Halstrick and Ludwig Burger
FRANKFURT, July 25 (Reuters) - German companies have long been banking on Chinese consumers to fuel earnings growth, and now they are looking to enlist the country's estimated 90 million ...
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