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Despite tensions between the US and China, more than 20 Chinese companies went public in 2020 on Nasdaq or NYSE, raising $4B according to Dealogic data

More than 20 Chinese companies have gone public on the Nasdaq or NYSE this year  —  The U.S. remains a magnet for initial public offerings … Tweets: @auditchina , @wsjmarkets , @davidamichaels , and @jchengwsj Tweets: Drew Bernstein / @auditchina : Great speaking with @jingyanghk of @WSJ as to why despite regulatory clouds U.S. stock markets are still viewed as the “gold standard” by so many Chinese issuers https://www.wsj.com/... @wsjmarkets : When it comes to IPOs, U.S.-China relations are doing just fine https://www.wsj.com/... Dave Michaels / @davidamichaels : Despite Trump threat of delisting Chinese stocks here, new IPOs still happening —> “If some-how the [US] list­ing rules are changed and the doors are closed on Fri­day, you'll prob­a­bly see a Chi­nese IPO on Thurs­day.” Via ⁦@jingyanghk⁩ https://www.wsj.com/... Jonathan Cheng / @jchengwsj : Geopolitical confrontation, fights over accounting standards and that whole Luckin debacle aside, China's tech companies still want to list in New York. “The U.S. market is still the gold standard.” @jingyanghk https://www.wsj.com/... Expand More For Next Unexpand More For Next

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  • @auditchina Drew Bernstein on x
    Great speaking with @jingyanghk of @WSJ as to why despite regulatory clouds U.S. stock markets are still viewed as the “gold standard” by so many Chinese issuers https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @wsjmarkets @wsjmarkets on x
    When it comes to IPOs, U.S.-China relations are doing just fine https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @davidamichaels Dave Michaels on x
    Despite Trump threat of delisting Chinese stocks here, new IPOs still happening —> “If some-how the [US] list­ing rules are changed and the doors are closed on Fri­day, you'll prob­a­bly see a Chi­nese IPO on Thurs­day.” Via ⁦@jingyanghk⁩ https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @jchengwsj Jonathan Cheng on x
    Geopolitical confrontation, fights over accounting standards and that whole Luckin debacle aside, China's tech companies still want to list in New York. “The U.S. market is still the gold standard.” @jingyanghk https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @marketwatch @marketwatch on x
    Shares of KE Holdings, a Chinese online property platform, soared 87% in a blockbuster public debut Thursday that raised more than $2 billion despite the imminent threat of a hostile U.S. government. https://www.marketwatch.com/ ...
  • @marketwatch @marketwatch on x
    A Chinese IPO just raised more than $2 billion amid tensions between U.S. and China. The CFO of KE Holdings told MarketWatch it is an “affirmation of our company's culture of transparency and collaboration.” https://www.marketwatch.com/ ...