The potential loosening of audit rules by the UK regulator could lure Shein to list on the London Stock Exchange rather than Hong Kong
LONDON – The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has proposed temporarily relaxing strict auditing standards for Chinese companies – such as Shein – in a bid to revive the flagging London Stock Exchange.
The move would allow Chinese-registered entities to use domestic auditing standards when offering global depositary receipts in London, addressing what the government has called “a perceived barrier discouraging some Chinese-registered issuers” from choosing the UK as a listing venue.
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