Monday, December 20, 2010

JP Morgan Chase: Chinese enterprises listed on the United States continues to heat up.

<P>: Http:// hearing, "Sarbanes - Oxley Act," stringent requirements for listed companies make a lot of non-US companies temporarily lost interest in the U.S. market in 2003, listed companies in China to the United States only a few large state-owned enterprises. .However, the JP Morgan Asia Pacific director Xie Guoliang depositary receipts in an interview recently said that with the gradual relaxation of U.S. regulatory authorities, "Sarbanes - Oxley Act," recently more and more Chinese companies choose to issue ADR U.S. .(ADS). .So far this year, 13 Chinese mainland companies listed in America, more than any previous year. .He expects to end the year at least 20 Chinese companies listed on the United States. .</ P> <P> ADR was invented 80 years ago, JP Morgan, non-US companies listed in the U.S. channels. .Chinese companies listed on the first go to the U.S. in 1993. .According to Xie Guoliang introduction, in addition to increasing the number of listed companies outside the United States last year, listed Chinese companies since the industry began from the past and high-tech state-owned enterprises to private enterprises to expand. .Large state-owned enterprises and the Hong Kong market is more popular, these private enterprises are generally small, short history, beginning with U.S. accounting standards dealing with the accounts, they will be easier to the U.S. market, the speed will be faster. .</ P>.

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