Chinese Firms' Delisting Uncertainty Lifted For Now But Clock Ticking
New US Deal Seen As Just First Step
Executive Summary
A new bilateral agreement between securities regulatory authorities in the US and China is being seen as a welcome first step in addressing issues around US inspections of auditors of US-listed Chinese firms, but implementation will be key.
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