The addition of SGX data to Nasdaq’s sustainable bond network will enhance transparency of green, social and sustainability bonds in Asia Pacific.
June 16, 2021Separately, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom have lost their appeals of a NYSE decision to delist their shares.
May 11, 2021The new rules are expected to facilitate the realisation of the "Korean version of Tesla", the US automaker which listed on the Nasdaq in 2010 based on market cap.
February 12, 2021Luckin said it will continue to pay suppliers, vendors and employees while it negotiates with its stakeholders regarding a restructuring of its financial obligations.
February 9, 2021State Street will no longer be able to buy shares in companies sanctioned by the US, including China Mobile and China Unicom.
January 13, 2021The three companies being removed are China United Network Communications, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation and Nanjing Panda Electronics.
January 6, 2021NYSE will no longer delist the ADRs of China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom "in light of further consultation with relevant regulatory authorities".
January 5, 2021In a set of FAQs, OFAC has clarified that Executive Order 13959 also applies to subsidiaries, derivatives, ETFs, index funds and mutual funds.
January 3, 2021Companies will be able to directly sell shares in an auction without a traditional underwriter, enabling investors to participate in new listings more readily.
December 30, 2020MSCI, Nasdaq, S&P Dow Jones Indices and FTSE Russell have now all announced the removal of Chinese companies from their indexes to comply with last month's executive order.
December 17, 2020