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Storia in 5 fonti

China to Open STAR Market Wider to Unprofitable AI Companies

Securities regulator Wu Qing says Beijing will also accelerate a yuan FX futures pilot to give offshore investors more hedging tools

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cryptobriefing.com

caixinglobal.com

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caixinglobal.comStai leggendo1 mese fa

China to Open STAR Market Wider to Unprofitable AI Companies

Securities regulator Wu Qing says Beijing will also accelerate a yuan FX futures pilot to give offshore investors more hedging tools

Timeline cronologica

mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com
China Securities Regulatory Commission pushes for more domestic AI listings
China's CSRC is encouraging AI companies to list on domestic and Hong Kong exchanges, with over 85% of Chinese AI IPOs in 2026 landing on the HKEX.
mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·cnbc.com
China securities regulator warns against speculating on 'tech hype' and using AI for stock picking
China's top securities regulator warned that authorities will crack down on market behavior that rides the coattails of technology themes to hype stock prices.

1 mese fa

Shanghai bourse eases IPO rules for unprofitable AI, tech start-ups

The move aims to support listings of ‘high-quality’ AI firms that have yet to form ‘a certain scale of revenue’.

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afr.com1 mese fa

As Anthropic heads to Wall Street, China builds an AI Nasdaq

Shanghai Stock Exchange launches Star market for AI companies requiring deployed large-scale models, tracking Anthropic/OpenAI IPO momentum. For tech leaders: AI infrastructure turns state-strategic asset; US-China capital consolidation narrows room for secondary players.

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cnbc.com1 mese fa

China securities regulator warns against speculating on 'tech hype' and using AI for stock picking

China's top securities regulator warned that authorities will crack down on market behavior that rides the coattails of technology themes to hype stock prices.

Leggi questa versione → originale

cryptobriefing.com1 mese fa

China Securities Regulatory Commission pushes for more domestic AI listings

China's CSRC is encouraging AI companies to list on domestic and Hong Kong exchanges, with over 85% of Chinese AI IPOs in 2026 landing on the HKEX.

Leggi questa versione → originale

mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·

caixinglobal.com

China to Open STAR Market Wider to Unprofitable AI Companies

Securities regulator Wu Qing says Beijing will also accelerate a yuan FX futures pilot to give offshore investors more hedging tools

giovedì 18 giugno 2026·

scmp.com

Shanghai clarifies IPO path for cash-hungry AI labs racing against US

The move aims to support listings of ‘high-quality’ AI firms that have yet to form ‘a certain scale of revenue’.

giovedì 18 giugno 2026·

scmp.com

Shanghai bourse eases IPO rules for unprofitable AI, tech start-ups

The move aims to support listings of ‘high-quality’ AI firms that have yet to form ‘a certain scale of revenue’.

giovedì 18 giugno 2026·

scmp.com

Shanghai charts IPO path for cash-hungry AI labs racing against US

The move aims to support listings of ‘high-quality’ AI firms that have yet to form ‘a certain scale of revenue’.

sabato 20 giugno 2026·

afr.com

As Anthropic heads to Wall Street, China builds an AI Nasdaq

China is eager to get its firms listed quickly enough that they benefit from a domestic parallel to the craze for US companies like SpaceX and OpenAI.