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This article was originally published on ETFTrends.com. Concerns about inflation and valuations have U.S. advisors looking further afield than domestic stocks to find opportunities for growth while ...

Alibaba CEO Jack Ma, in the foreground, uses a structure called "VIE" in order to facilitate the company's IPO Reuters When Alibaba shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange later this week, in an ...

China’s securities watchdog has held discussions with the regulator in Hong Kong, as well as financial firms involved in fundraising deals in the city over variable interest equity (VIE) structures, ...

Variable Interest Entity ("VIE") structures were first introduced by Chinese companies listing in the US as far back as the year 2000 when SINA had its initial public offering on the NASDAQ.

COMPANIES’ legal structures are usually mind-numbing fare. But occasionally it is worth pinching yourself and paying attention. Take “variable interest entities” (VIEs), a kind of corporate ...

Concerns about inflation and valuations have U.S. advisors looking further afield than domestic stocks to find opportunities for growth while diversifying a portfolio. A somewhat common structure that ...