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SIP Organizes Talks on SME Listing at HK and US Stock Exchanges


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On the morning of April 15, the experts from three law firms, Fangda, Orrick, and Jun He, gave some must-know tips on listing at Hong Kong and US stock markets.

  

"Before making any actual moves, you should ask yourself what you would like to achieve by going public and what it would bring to your company," Han Bin, former representative of Hong Kong Stock Exchange in East China and lawyer from Fangda HK Office, began his speech with the strategy of listing. Then he reviewed the performance of some Chinese companies listed at HKSE as well as the conditions required for going public in HK and regulatory requirements. "Hong Kong is the best choice for mainland businesses to get investment. In addition to PE, corporate management should also take into consideration the strategic significance of going public for your business."

Jie (Jeffrey) Sun, a partner and resident in Orrick's Beijing and Shanghai offices, addressed the top concerns of Chinese companies going public in US. Tao Xudong from Jun He Shanghai Capital Markets Office spoke on the issues of Chinese laws concerning domestic enterprises listed at overseas markets.

The lecture is part of the training program on capital markets jointly launched by SIP Office of Going Public, Finance Office, Science & Education Innovation District Administrative Committee (Home for Members of Joint-Stock Enterprise Associations), SME Service Center, Shahu Financial Services Company, and Chinese Museum of Funds.

SIP authorities have prepared over one hundred local companies for capital markets. Most of these businesses possess cutting-edge technologies and play an important role in promoting innovation-based economy. Starting with National Equities Exchange and Quotations, also known as the "new third board" or an over-the-counter market for growth enterprises, they also contribute to the booming of more SMEs at upstream and downstream of industrial chains. 


April 16, 2014