What happens to regulatory competition when firms can no longer freely choose where to list? Corporate identity and geopolitical alignment are what matter most.
I shared my thoughts with Reuters on Shein’s IPO journey:
https://t.co/a6r4LzhRsu
BlackRock vs CCP: BlackRock supported CCP party committee charter amendments 75% of the time — while Vanguard and State Street strongly opposed them. Is BlackRock voting for its investors — or for itself? Read my new paper on "BlackRock Exceptionalism" https://t.co/jmw0YemI4s
I’m deeply honored to receive the Outstanding Research Award this year! Really grateful for the recognition from the university~~
https://t.co/GLlIHWUMrg
Our December issue is now out with all its content, including book reviews, in free access until 7th January.
#China#Taiwan#CSCS#Korea#BRI
https://t.co/K4kC1MXkic
This latest article by The Economist about the increasing grip by the CCP over business cited our empirical findings re China’s corporate social credit system! https://t.co/rTV2eXq7jW
My blog post for @ecgiorg on Chinese government’s influence on businesses, summarizing a series of research I undertook in the past five years! Thanks to @DPuchniak for the invitation!
📢 The second instalment of our Special Issue on Corporate Governance in Asia is out now on the ECGI Blog 🌏
Dive into thought-provoking insights and perspectives, from @laurenyhlin, Sang Yop Kang, David Schoenherr, Gen Goto, @DPuchniak
📚Read Here: https://t.co/h4sx5RUcsd
🌐All articles here:
https://t.co/Qh7gsiePwS
“While China-based firms do pose unique risks to U.S. investors, the Act fails to mitigate—and may well exacerbate—these risks.” Read the critique on the 2020 Holding Foreign Companies Accountable (HFCA) Act by @jessefried and Tamar Groswald Ozery at https://t.co/WomS3t8COY
My paper on China's corporate social credit system is now available online with the China Quarterly. This is a new effort by the Chinese government to use big data for surveillance. https://t.co/y7fZ0lKFT1
Ex-ByteDance executive decided to come forward now because of what he viewed as misdirection in testimony that TikTok Chief Executive Shou Zi Chew gave at a congressional hearing in March. “My client is placing himself at risk" @georgia_wells
https://t.co/Ls8SF9Yr3z via @WSJ
... can’t be properly assessed and legal uncertainties are on the rise. We encourage the Chinese government to consult w/foreign biz community on the revised law and then issue implementing regulations that provide reasonable clarity&address the practical qs investors have." -v-