As US-China tensions ramp up, Chinese companies are encountering more uncertainties when listing on the U.S exchanges. Last month, U.S. Senate approved a bill to bar Chinese firms from trading in the U.S, while Nasdaq Inc. is targeting smaller companies with new restrictions.
Various companies have now turned to Hong Kong as the best alternative listing destination. Hong Kong remains one of the most trusted IPO venues for investors. However, the success of an IPO in HKEx depends critically on the preparation and execution of the pre-, during-, and post-IPO process.
Tune in to our 1-hour live webinar at 4:00 pm on 30 June, 2020 on Initial Public Offering in Hong Kong - How Company Secretary and Lawyer can Help to learn about the benefits of listing on HKEx, how to seize new opportunities, main listing requirements, key expenses, practical roadmap, and collaborations with key parties involved for a successful IPO in Hong Kong. |
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