Do Chinese Companies Want to List in Switzerland?

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20 Chinese companies have announced their plans to list in Europe so far this year. A lot of these companies are targeting Switzerland and following in the footsteps of those that have already listed. Other European companies would perhaps find it easier and better for them to list on a bigger exchange like the LSE or Amsterdam.

FTX affiliate Alameda has sued crypto investment company Grayscale and its owner over the structure of their large bitcoin and ethereum trusts, Chinese companies are flocking to Switzerland to raise capital, and incoming Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda has hinted that ‘yield curve control’ is unlikely to survive in its existing form once he takes the helm.

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FTX’s trading affiliate Alameda sues Grayscale over crypto investments

Chinese companies choose Switzerland over US and UK to raise money overseas

Ditching bond yield cap will be tricky task for new Bank of Japan governor

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