Hong Kong readies newer, tougher listing rules, but stakeholders say the market will benefit
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has stepped up its quality control with new and more stringent listing rules as it bids to improve the standard of companies looking to trade in the city. And while the rules could deter some banks from acting as sponsors, the changes are viewed as a step in the right direction, writes Rev Hui.
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