Singapore
THE painful experiences ranging from accounting fraud to the lack of accountability with past Chinese companies listed on Singapore Exchange (SGX) continue to cast a pall over the entire S-chip community.
While more analysts have taken notice of the bigger ones - many of which are leaders in their respective fields in China - experts warn against complacency, especially when many businesses are fighting to stay competitive.
China expert Qiu Yang, counsel at ZICO Insights Law LLC, doubts that the S-chip scandal is well and truly over.
"We doubt so. The problem of S-chip will re-surface again. It is a matter of 'when' instead of a question of 'if'. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) listing rules...