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In Depth: Why China’s Tightening Its IPO Regulation

By Yue Yue, Quan Yue and Qing Na
2024年06月05日 19:26
New State Council guidelines on capital markets call for higher listing standards and better oversight of IPO sponsors
Disrespect for market rules has been a long-standing issue in the Chinese stock market, a finance veteran told Caixin. Photo: VCG

China is tightening its grip on the country’s stock market with a set of new guidelines, hoping to arrest the protracted slump in share prices, improve the quality of listed companies, and restore investor confidence. Market observers, however, warn that the measures could jeopardize the landmark overhaul of the IPO system introduced five years ago and shut out innovative small companies in emerging industries.

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