ADRessing the dragon in the room

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ADRessing the dragon in the room - Financial Times

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In an extreme scenario, US investors may have to liquidate US$800bn worth of holdings in Chinese stocks if they are banned from investing in Chinese securities, and Chinese investors might need to unload their US financial assets, which could amount to US$1.7tn (around US$370bn in equities and US$1.3tn in bonds) in aggregate per our estimates.

Dual-listed ADRs can technically be exchanged for the equivalent shares in the primary listing — for example, in Hong Kong — which gives rise to a transpacific arbitrage trade that has kept the market efficient (ish) over the years.

In light of recent global developments, I have instructed the Securities and Futures Commission and the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) to be fully prepared for the potential return of Chinese Concept Stocks listed abroad.