Shein's silence is farcical. It must answer fair questions if it wants a London listing | Nils Pratley
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The regulatory focus on transparency in risk disclosure is crucial, empowering investors to understand and price in the legal risks around UK-listed companies.
Labour ministers are supporting a potential Shein listing in London, contrasting the US's hostile reception, highlighting the UK's approach of constructive engagement.
The response from Shein's representative, Yinan Zhu, was notably evasive, reflecting a cautious strategy to avoid sensitive topics related to its Chinese ties.
The discussion regarding Shein’s sourcing practices was deemed farcical when Zhu refused to answer about cotton sourcing from China, which raised questions on transparency.
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