Hong Kong securities regulator suspends listing applications

Hong Kong's ‌securities regulator has identified serious deficiencies in ⁠listing documents preparation and called a halt to listing applications, it ​said on Friday, adding ‍that banks have been asked to review their procedures.

The ⁠Securities ‌and ⁠Futures Commission (SFC) and local stock exchange ‍asked 13 listing sponsors to ​conduct a comprehensive review and ⁠suspended the vetting of 16 ⁠listing applications deemed to have not met the ⁠required standard, the SFC said.

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