SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Barely a month after approving the inclusion of Chinese shares in its benchmark emerging market index, MSCI is warning that companies in China that suspend trading in their shares for too long risk being dropped...
If we find a company suspends for a long time, over 50 days, we will remove it from the index, and we will not bring it back to the index again for at least another 12 months.
This suspension issue in China is highly unique, both in the number and frequency.
The issue is that in a freely accessible market, investors want to be able to get in and get out. If a market falls, they still want to be able to get out.
You can tolerate losing money, but you cannot tolerate not being able to trade.
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