A Gem of an exit

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A new junior board will open in Shenzhen later this year and will provide a reasonably quick exit for foreign private equity firms. But good structuring is vital to avoid years of delays

The Growth Enterprise Market (Gem) will open in Shenzhen soon. The new junior board will make it possible for foreign private equity houses to exit from their investment in China in a reasonably short time. But if the exit is not well-structured, the investors may find themselves caught in a legal trap which could lead to delays of many years.


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