Funds face challenges from new China IPO rules

Companies will soon be allowed to make initial public offerings in China, after the country's securities regulator issued draft guidelines for share…

3 minute read June 06, 2009 at 12:58 AM

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Companies will soon be allowed to make initial public offerings in China, after the country's securities regulator issued draft guidelines for share subscription and pricing. But the new rules may harm funds which rely on new share subscription.

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