China take-private wave continues despite A-share crash

A number of US-listed Chinese companies have announced plans to delist, driven by record highs in the A-share markets and new regulatory initiatives for variable interest entities (VIEs). But the falling market could affect those deals

5 minute readJuly 17, 2015 at 05:54 AM

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This article originally appeared in International Financial Law Review

Companies such as so-called flirting app owner Momo – which only listed in December 2014 – have received management buyout offers.

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