In the News: Shein’s Planned HK Listing; Shanghai Explores Stablecoins; and Chinese Hesai Appeals Petagon’s Blacklisting

Shein plans to list in Hong Kong; Shanghai regulator of state-owned enterprises’ assets encourages exploration of digital assets; and U.S. court upholds government decision to include China’s Hesai Technology on a military blacklist

By Krista Lee
In the News: Shein’s Planned HK Listing; Shanghai Explores Stablecoins; and Chinese Hesai Appeals Petagon’s Blacklisting







Shein to List in Hong Kong Amid London Controversy



Chinese fashion giant Shein has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX)—a move made in part to pressure the U.K. to approve its stalled London listing, according to the Financial Times.

Two people with knowledge of the matter told the FT that Shein confidentially filed a draft prospectus with the HKEX in early July and requested approval from the Chinese securities regulator to list overseas.

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