China formalizes rules for overseas IPOs- Check out in detail

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The China Securities Regulatory Commission announced late Friday new rules that require domestic companies to comply with national security measures

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The CSRC said its rules for overseas listings are set to take effect March 31.

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The rules do not ban the variable interest entity structure commonly used by Chinese companies when listing in the U.S.

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China-based companies now have more clarity on whether they can list overseas in the U.S.

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The CSRC said its rules for overseas listings are set to take effect March 31.

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The rules are similar to a draft published in late 2021, which had no implementation date.

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The new rules also call for IPO underwriters, typically international investment banks, to annually report to the CSRC their involvement with Chinese listings overseas.

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The CSRC also said companies or individuals might be fined up to 10 million yuan ($1.5 million) for sharing misleading information or otherwise violating the rules.

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