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Investors swap China holdings from Wall Street to Hong Kong as delisting threat brews

The Retired Investor: Markets Ignore China Sanctions

By Bill Schmick 01:08PM / Friday December 11, 2020 During the past few weeks of this presidency, both the Trump administration and Congress have levied additional sanctions against the People s Republic of China. Financial markets and U.S. corporations have largely ignored those efforts; here s why.   Investors have learned over the past four years that tough talk on trade tariffs, blacklisting and other threats were largely ineffectual in curtailing the world s second largest economy. The facts are that U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods have been a failure. Our trade deficit with China is higher now than it was before the trade wars.

Investors swap China holdings from Wall Street to Hong Kong as delisting threat brews | Money

Investors swap China holdings from Wall Street to Hong Kong as delisting threat brews | Money
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The top three FCPA stories of, ahem, 2020

7:58 am For the FCPA community (and the entire human race), 2020 was a You’ve-Got-to-be-Kidding-Me year. But for our top stories, let’s jump past the pandemic and straight to the FCPA, and more specifically to three aspects of enforcement the Good, the Bad, and the Missing. 1. The Good – A record-smashing enforcement year. The DOJ and SEC have brought FCPA enforcement actions against 12 companies in 2020 and imposed financial penalties (fines and disgorgement) totaling $6.4 billion. The companies won’t pay it all to the U.S. Treasury; the feds give some FCPA defendants credit for amounts they pay enforcement authorities in other countries. But the DOJ and SEC

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