Chinese firms’ ADRs at risk if US severs market ties, Goldman Sachs says

Chinese firms’ ADRs at risk if US severs market ties, Goldman Sachs says

Companies with high retail exposure, such as Alibaba, are more susceptible to sell-offs if they are forced to delist, Goldman says.

U.S. delisting risk for Chinese shares resurfaces: 5 things to know

TOKYO/NEW YORK -- Chinese shares are facing renewed risk of being delisted in the U.S. after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said such a move was pos

Chinese Stocks Trading in the US Face an Old Foe: Delisting

The trade showdown between Washington and Beijing is spilling over to Chinese stocks listed in the US, with analysts war-gaming a scenario where they’re booted off American exchanges.

Concern Rises on Delisting of Chinese Firms on US Exchanges

Concern over the spiralling trade war between the US and China has spurred questions about the ramifications of worst-case scenarios for investors. The intensifying trade dispute – and a remark by one of President Trump’s top financial policymakers – has put the spotlight back on possible forced delisting of Chinese companies from US stock exchanges. During the Biden administration, Chinese companies’ American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) faced si…

HK Prepares for Homecoming of US-Listed Chinese Firms

Hong Kong official Paul Chan has asked the SFC and HKEX to prepare for Chinese companies in the US that may wish to return. To continue reading... Sign in Password * Remember me Lost your password? Subscribe Subscribe to Regulation Asia to gain access to APAC’s leading platform for news, analysis, research and verified data on financial regulation. Select More Information below to view…

Delisting Chinese Stocks Is a Real Possibility for Trump. There’s a Lot at Stake.

Top Chinese companies like Alibaba and Baidu have tumbled on worries that they could be delisted from the U.S. That still seems unlikely. Source