The Rising Star in the East: Unveiling China’s Star Market, the Registration-based IPO Regime and Capital Markets Law Reform

Lerong Lu

The Rising Star in the East: Unveiling China’s Star Market, the Registration-based IPO Regime and Capital Markets Law Reform

Lerong Lu

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Abstract

This article discusses and analyses the latest capital markets law reform in China, which involves the launch of the star market (sci-tech innovation board) at the Shanghai Stock Exchange as well as the introduction of the “registration-based” IPO regime to replace the previous “approval-based” system. The article considers whether laws can be used as a useful and transformative tool to create deep and liquid capital markets and to promote technological developments.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	394-412
Journal	International Company and Commercial Law Review
Volume	31
Issue number	7
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2020

Keywords

China
Digital technology
Financial markets
Capital Market
Stock Exchange
Initial public offerings
IPO
Innovation
Financial Regulation
Law and Finance

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The Rising Star in the East: Unveiling China’s Star Market, the Registration-based IPO Regime and Capital Markets Law Reform

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