5 Keys to Survive as a Chinese CFO
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5 Keys to Survive as a Chinese CFO
By Drew Bernstein on December 21, 2018

Or How to Be a Stock Market Success Without Losing Your Sanity The role of a Chief Financial Officer for a Chinese company listed on the U.S. stock market is intensely challenging. While...

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China IPOs Have Banner Year in America
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China IPOs Have Banner Year in America
By Drew Bernstein on December 17, 2018

While China's domestic IPO market languishes and uncertainty looms for 2019 Tencent Music’s (NYSE:TME) $1.1 billion IPO on the NYSE last week put a shiny bow on a banner year for Chinese...

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Baruch Lev: Accounting Doesn't Add Up
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Baruch Lev: Accounting Doesn't Add Up
By Drew Bernstein on December 12, 2018

Why Company Financial Reports No Longer Move Markets NYU accounting and finance professor Baruch Lev is one of the most incisive contrarian critics of current accounting practices. In his...

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Guru to the Gatekeepers
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Guru to the Gatekeepers
By Drew Bernstein on November 14, 2018

Paul Gillis is Professor of Practice at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management and Editor of China Accounting Blog "If the trade war continues to escalate as Trump has...

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New SEC Rule Allows All Companies to File Confidentially for IPOs
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New SEC Rule Allows All Companies to File Confidentially for IPOs
By Neil Pinchuk on October 12, 2017

Effective July 10, 2017, the Securities & Exchange Commission ("SEC") began allowing all companies to submit non-public, draft registration statements for initial public offerings ("IPOs")....

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