Chinese regulator denies resumption of IPOs
China said on Wednesday morning that the examination panel has yet to convene for new IPO, denying an immediate restart of IPO.
Flawed IPO reform crippling market: Experts
The CSRC should review its flawed IPO reforms and take corrective action before the next listing wave crushes an already shaky equity market, investors and analysts agree.
Policy
IPO rules overhauled for PE and VC firms
Private equity and venture capital firms will have to conduct their business differently in China in 2014, after regulators overhauled initial public offering rules.
- CSRC 'determined' to pursue IPO reform
- China's securities regulator grappling with IPO woes
- Regulator denies halting applications for IPOs
- New IPO design to better protect investors
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Candidates
Delivery firm cancels IPO
China Postal Express and Logistics Co Ltd, the State-owned express courier company, has withdrawn its application to go public amid strong competition from domestic rivals
- China approves 5 new listings, resumes IPOs
- Stock exchange sees first IPO in 14 months
- One third firms exit tighter pre-IPO checks
- Two banks get IPO nods from CSRC
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Overseas Listing
Strong IPO lineup on US bourses
Two Chinese Internet stocks have seen their shares soar after debuting on US stock markets last week, reaffirming overseas investors' appetite for Chinese stocks.
- Chinese companies are flocking to US for IPOS
- Poly Culture Group Corp plans IPO in Hong Kong
- China Everbright Bank HK IPO at HK$3.98
- China's Autohome shares soar over 75% in US IPO
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Analysis
IPOs can't happen too soon
As we approach the turn of the year and prepare to enter 2014, it is worth remembering that it was way back in October 2012 that the last initial public offering took place in China.
- CSRC will need to show teeth in time
- More than 200 companies to go public: Report
- Bigger market role in IPO
- Moody's: IPO reopening positive for China finance
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Background
Seal of approval for new IPO rules
In late November, China decided to resume initial public offerings in January after a freeze of more than a year.
Along with the decision was a new set of rules governing the issuance of IPOs. The basic aim is to establish an IPO registration system that breaks away from the previous approval system.
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