KEJI - In 'Summer Of Regulation' Companies Should Look For Positives

• China is famous for its regulatory whimsy, and “regulation” almost always takes up a big part of the “risks” section in any Chinese company’s IPO when going public in the U.S. or Hong Kong.
• U.S.-China tensions have also taken their toll with both Beijing and Washington mounting crackdowns over a controversial structure used by many Chinese companies to list overseas called “variable interest entity” or VIE.
• In some earlier instances this year, a few education companies getting ready to go public gave detailed accounts in their prospectuses of all the different changes taking place and potential outcomes, which was quite helpful for myself and investors.

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