When luxury Italian fashion brand Prada listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange in 2011, it was among a number of foreign consumer companies seeking to take advantage of the increasingly affluent population in mainland China while appealing to the local investor base.
For such companies, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing was a crucial hub for tapping emerging Asia.
But fast-forward seven years, and overseas businesses that are now looking to list on Hong Kong’s exchange potentially face a large stumbling block.
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