Chinese IPO

Overpriced A-share IPOs set for overhaul this year

Chinese regulators are rumoured to be considering a move to Dutch auctions in a bid to curb the continued overpricing of many A-share IPOs.

<div style="text-align: left;"> Shanghai's stock exchange building (AFP) </div>

Lillian Liu

February 28, 2012

China’s equity market may be about to adopt a new method for pricing initial public offerings as securities regulators strive to tackle widespread concerns about overpriced share offerings, according to some analysts.

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