China Going-Private Targets Rebound After Plunge

The transcript discusses the China Security Regulatory Commission's stance on reverse mergers, highlighting concerns about high valuations and liquidity issues. It explains the demand for backdoor listings due to higher valuations in China, particularly in the tech sector. The transcript also covers potential deals involving US-listed Chinese firms, such as Qihu, and the impact of these deals on the market. The regulators' approach to IPOs and market forces in China is also examined.

What are the implications of high valuations for companies looking to relist in China?

What is driving the demand for back door listings among US listed Chinese firms?