China's Development and Regulation of Cross-border Listings: Policies, Practices and Prospects [Hardcover]

The first to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China's development and regulation of cross-border listings.The first to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China's development and regulation of cross-border listings, this book is of both academic and practical significance. It should have a wide range of readers, including academics, students, lawyers, market institutions, investors, regulators and policy makers.The first to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China's development and regulation of cross-border listings, this book is of both academic and practical significance. It should have a wide range of readers, including academics, students, lawyers, market institutions, investors, regulators and policy makers.This book is the first of its kind to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China's development and regulation of cross-border listings. As the world's second-largest economy, it is crucial to understand how China regulates the overseas listing of its companies and the opening up of its capital market to foreign companies, particularly at a time of ongoing and escalating geopolitical tensions. Offering an up-to-date account of the subject, Professor Huang enables readers to gain a holistic and accurate understanding in this area. Providing a contextualized and practical analysis of the subject from a Chinese perspective, he explains not only what the law is but also why the law is the way that it is fundamentally. The book also examines the political, economic and social factors shaping the institutional context in which the law operates, assisting readers in understanding the reasons behind past regulatory actions and predicting future regulatory developments.1. Introduction; 2. The evolution of overseas listings of Chinese companies and regulatory responses; 3. Why do Chinese companies seek overseas listings?: Revisiting the legal bonding theory; l³&