
Shein lists in Hong Kong at reduced valuation after protracted IPO journey
September 2, 2026
Shein's Hong Kong IPO valued the fast-fashion giant at US$27bn after failed US and UK listings, reflecting years of ESG, governance and regulatory scrutiny.
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TXSE launches amid looming threats to shareholder rights
July 16, 2026
TXSE’s launch may look like a modest market debut, but it could mark a more significant shift in how companies balance management power and shareholder rights.
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"Exploitative" Chinese companies face new battle to list in US
May 20, 2020
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Arbitration Adversity: Class Action Campaign Condemns US SEC Policy Shift
October 14, 2025
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Enticing IPOs: SEC Chair Atkins Targets “Regulatory Creep”, Eyes Shareholder Meeting Reforms
February 18, 2026
US SEC Chair Paul Atkins has launched a campaign to roll back what he calls “regulatory creep,” outlining a plan to “make IPOs great again” during recent testimony to the US House Financial Committee.
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