A Kangmei Pharmaceutical booth is seen during a trade and service fair in Beijing on May 31, 2018. A recent trial over the company’s financial practices has raised fresh concerns about the role of independent directors on Chinese boards. Photo: Reuters
A Kangmei Pharmaceutical booth is seen during a trade and service fair in Beijing on May 31, 2018. A recent trial over the company’s financial practices has raised fresh concerns about the role of independent directors on Chinese boards. Photo: Reuters
Ni Tao
Opinion

Opinion

The View by Ni Tao

How learning from US best practices can aid China’s corporate fraud fight

  • The trial over Kangmei Pharmaceutical’s financial practices and subsequent mass resignation of external directors from 24 listed companies shows the need for reform
  • Capital markets remains one area where China can and should emulate the US despite all their tensions

A Kangmei Pharmaceutical booth is seen during a trade and service fair in Beijing on May 31, 2018. A recent trial over the company’s financial practices has raised fresh concerns about the role of independent directors on Chinese boards. Photo: Reuters
A Kangmei Pharmaceutical booth is seen during a trade and service fair in Beijing on May 31, 2018. A recent trial over the company’s financial practices has raised fresh concerns about the role of independent directors on Chinese boards. Photo: Reuters
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