Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks on Loopholes Exploited by China in US Capital Markets
Fox BusinessSeptember 5, 20253 min9,447 views
17 connectionsΒ·24 entities in this videoβLoopholes in US Capital Markets
- π― 24 Republican state financial officers are urging the SEC to ban American investment in Chinese Communist Party-affiliated firms.
- π‘ The core issue is the foreign private issuer exemption, which allows foreign companies to list in the US with fewer reporting requirements.
- β οΈ China is exploiting this loophole by not allowing US auditors access for audits and due diligence, leading to a lack of transparency.
Protecting US Investors
- π° US investors are exposed to companies with significantly less information than typically required for US listings.
- π This lack of transparency is deemed dangerous for US investors, including teachers and firefighters building retirement assets.
- π« A key proposal is to prevent companies from countries designated as foreign adversaries from listing under this exemption.
Potential Actions and Scope
- π One potential action is to delist Chinese stocks from American exchanges if they refuse to allow auditor access.
- π£οΈ The initiative stems from the perspective of states and their retirement plans, seeking protections similar to those for other US-listed companies.
- π€ While potentially related to trade negotiations, the focus for state financial officers is on investor protection and market integrity.
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ChinaUS Capital MarketsSECForeign Private Issuer ExemptionAuditor AccessUS InvestorsTransparencyDelistingForeign AdversaryState Financial OfficersChinese Communist Party
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