One of the most distinctive recent securities litigation trends has been the surge of litigation involving U.S.-listed Chinese companies. As a result of the litigation threat, as well as beaten-down market valuations, many Chinese companies are now taking steps to de-list from the U.S. exchanges. However, this step could entail its own set of litigation risks. Indeed, litigation relating to the de-listing could, according to a recent commentary, “become the next big trend in U.S. securities litigation.”
via U.S.-Listed Chinese Companies: Bump-Up Claims Up Next? — The D & O Diary
