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Investor Confidence: The Foundation for Success as a Public Company in the US
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Investor Confidence: The Foundation for Success as a Public Company in the US
By Joy Pan on May 22, 2024

A New Mindset The transition from being a privately owned company to becoming a publicly traded company listed on a US stock exchange requires more than ambition. It requires an entirely...

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Can the ZEEKR IPO Provide a Jolt of Enthusiasm for Chinese IPOs?
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Can the ZEEKR IPO Provide a Jolt of Enthusiasm for Chinese IPOs?
By Drew Bernstein on May 10, 2024

The initial public offering (IPO) of ZEEKR, a Geely-backed electric vehicle (EV) brand, has generated considerable attention as it started trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)...

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Has Elon Musk Met His Match in China?
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Has Elon Musk Met His Match in China?
By Drew Bernstein on April 29, 2024

Elon Musk's recent challenges and the evolving competitive landscape in China highlight a critical juncture for Tesla and its future in the global electric vehicle (EV) market. Musk’s...

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A U.S. Ban of the Shein IPO Would Be Un-American
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A U.S. Ban of the Shein IPO Would Be Un-American
By Drew Bernstein on April 12, 2024

As we approach 2024, one of the most anticipated initial public offerings (IPOs) in the U.S. is Shein, the fast-fashion powerhouse that has revolutionized the industry with a constant...

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Door Half Open | Why I am Still Optimistic About China
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Door Half Open | Why I am Still Optimistic About China
By Drew Bernstein on October 28, 2022

Why I Am Still Optimistic on China It’s chic to be bearish about China these days. You don’t even need to look at the stock charts. Just sample a few of the headlines.

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SEC Proposes Rewriting the SPAC Rulebook
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SEC Proposes Rewriting the SPAC Rulebook
By Drew Bernstein on April 6, 2022

At an open meeting on March 30, 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission proposed far-reaching changes to the regulations of special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, that could...

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Are SPACs Still Going Concerns?
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Are SPACs Still Going Concerns?
By Drew Bernstein on February 8, 2022

An unprecedented number of funded SPACs will lead auditors to take a hard look at their viability Heading into the audit season for 2021 financial reports, expect independent public...

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The Big Freeze for Chinese IPOs
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The Big Freeze for Chinese IPOs
By Drew Bernstein on February 7, 2022

Smaller deals will test the appetite of investors amid a new regulatory landscape At the end of June 2021, Chinese IPOs were on track to post a record-breaking year. Didi Chuxing had...

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China Takes Control Over Offshore Listings
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China Takes Control Over Offshore Listings
By Drew Bernstein on January 18, 2022

For two decades, IPOs by most Chinese companies on U.S. stock markets have existed in a regulatory no man's land. Technically, investment in the sectors most enticing to overseas investors...

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How Much Cash Is in Your SPAC?
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How Much Cash Is in Your SPAC?
By Drew Bernstein on September 23, 2021

If you look at the headline numbers, SPACs appear awash with cash. In 2021 alone, 436 SPACs have raised $126 billion, for an average of $289 million apiece, according to SPAC Insider....

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