SEC Puts US-Listed Chinese Biopharma Firms On Notice To Comply With 2020 Law
Non-Compliance Means Nasdaq De-Listing In 2024
Executive Summary
Chinese companies publicly traded in the US – including BeiGene, HutchMed and Zai Lab – have three years to switch to accounting firms that can be investigated by the US government, or two years if a pending amendment is adopted.
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