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China's securities regulator is concerned about the effect that foreign listings may have on the domestic market, as the wait goes on for an international…

China's securities regulator is concerned about the effect that foreign listings may have on the domestic market, as the wait goes on for an international board at the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE).

“The regulator would like to have the public invest in good foreign companies. If there are too many listings at once, this may affect the market,” said a partner at a well-known PRC law firm, hinting at the potential lack of capacity and decrease in share values as a result.

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