The House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill that would bar Chinese companies from trading in the U.S. if their auditors are not subject to inspections by the PCAOB within three years.

Hong Kong's investment community has a great perspective on opportunities in Hong Kong, China, and the rest of Asia that could be attractive for a SPAC.

The explosion SPACs in 2020 will create a unique window for private companies to raise capital and achieve public status over the next 24 months.

11 new Chinese companies went public in Q3 on NASDAQ and the NYSE, raising $5.9 billion, up by 350% from the same period last year.

Amid this year’s white-hot IPO market, the SPAC, or special purpose acquisition company, has incinerated previous records for funds raised.

President's Working Group on Financial Markets weighed in on the dangers that investing in Chinese companies posed to U.S. investors.

The COVID-19 pandemic has created novel challenges for the audit profession that could have lingering impacts on the quality and reliability of audits.

Chinese companies continue to flock to U.S. IPOs in the first half of 2020, drawn by deep pools of capital and the potential to build a global brand.

The Chinese government is starting to make the integrity of accounting and governance a priority due to the evolution of China’s capital markets.

U.S. Senate passed Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act to compel Chinese issuers to comply with inspections by the Public Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB)

NASDAQ proposed new rules for IPOs from “Restrictive Markets” that would raise the bar for smaller Chinese companies

What U.S. companies can learn from China's “back to work” campaign now that aggressive measures have contained the spread of the COVID-19 virus.