China Sees 84 IPO Deals Withdrawn in First Quarter of 2021

The video discusses the significant increase in cancellations in the first quarter compared to the previous year, highlighting the impact on major companies and IPOs in China. It also addresses regulatory concerns, focusing on risk management and the tightening of rules for tech-heavy markets to ensure companies have solid technology credentials, aiming to protect investors and maintain financial stability.

What was the number of IPO cancellations in the first quarter compared to the same period last year?

• 50 cancellations this year compared to 20 last year

• 84 cancellations this year compared to 9 last year

• 30 cancellations this year compared to 15 last year

• 100 cancellations this year compared to 50 last year

How did the IPO activities in China this year compare to last year during the same period?

• They were running below last year's pace

• They were slightly lower this year

• They were significantly higher this year

• They were about the same as last year

What is one of the main reasons for the increased focus on risk in China's IPO market?

• The increase in foreign investments

• The rise in stock market volatility

• The emergence of new technology companies

• The shutdown of Ant's IPO last year

What are regulators in China looking to ensure with the new rules for tech-heavy market listings?

• Companies have a strong marketing strategy

• Companies have actual technology credentials

• Companies have international partnerships

• Companies have a large number of employees

What is the primary goal of tightening rules for IPO listings in China?

• To attract more foreign investments

• To protect investors and ensure financial stability

• To boost the technology sector

• To increase the number of IPOs