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But non-Chinese can’t own a Chinese company. All the Chinese companies on American stock markets are basically just shell companies with a “profit sharing agree
by encoderer 5y ago
But non-Chinese can’t own a Chinese company. All the Chinese companies on American stock markets are basically just shell companies with a “profit sharing agreement” with the underlying Chinese controlled asset.
That’s why this is an interesting question to me.
It doesn’t feel like we can trust the CCP to maintain the status quo any longer.
- davedx 5y agoIt's not quite that simple, A-shares are only for mainland investors but H-shares (listed on HK exchange) are available to trade by anyone. US based ADR's have received a lot of attention recently but they're not the only channel for foreign investment in China. BlackRock is also running a mutual fund of mainland equities.