A Number of Chinese Firms Would Like to Comply With U.S. Regulators, Says Author Balding

The transcript discusses the potential delisting of Chinese companies from US indexes, highlighting the political and financial costs involved. It explores the challenges faced by Chinese companies in complying with US regulations due to Beijing's policies. The discussion also covers China's financial market opening and its increasing need for US dollars, as indicated by capital outflows and recent investment withdrawals.

What are the potential consequences of Chinese companies being delisted from US indexes?

How does the political cost of delisting affect trade relations between the US and China?

What steps are being considered to ensure compliance of Chinese companies with US regulations?

What challenges do companies face in balancing economic needs with political restrictions in China?

What does the recent balance of payment data indicate about China's capital outflows?