The New York Stock Exchange saw a record 22 listings by Chinese companies last year, with the Nasdaq taking on another 12. Both numbers were up sharply from 2009, when only 10 Chinese companies listed on either exchange -- and U.S. law firms are taking notice.
March 17, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
With top U.S. capital markets firms virtually stepping over each other to launch Hong Kong law practices, one might think that the best days for U.S. securities law practices in Hong Kong and China are over, and that Chinese companies are now turning exclusively to Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen for their capital-raising needs.
Not exactly.
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