In the News: Alibaba's Proposed Hong Kong Listing; Debt-Equity Swaps; A-Share Investment for Insurers; and Higher Penalties for IP Violations

Alibaba files for Hong Kong listing that could raise $20 billion; China's state planner will encourage more debt-to-equity swaps; insurers likely to be allowed to up investments in Chinese A-shares; and official proposes beefing up penalties for IP violations.

4 minute readJune 17, 2019 at 05:53 AM

Marilyn Romero

In the News: Alibaba's Proposed Hong Kong Listing; Debt-Equity Swaps; A-Share Investment for Insurers; and Higher Penalties for IP Violations

Alibaba files for $20 billion HK listing

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has reportedly made an application for a dual listing of its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to Bloomberg.

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