Regulators Raise Bar as Asia Markets Grapple with New U.S. Listing Rules
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最新报道：Asian markets were mixed Wednesday, with China's equities lagging due to regulatory concerns, while U.S. futures held steady. The Nasdaq proposed stricter listing rules, including a $25 million minimum public offering for China-based firms, aiming to enhance investor protection and market integrity. The changes target volatility risks and align with global regulatory trends, affecting new listings immediately and existing firms with a 30-day grace period.
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