Chinese companies have just endured a summer characterized by a "storm of regulation," leaving their share prices facing a lot more uncertainty. Volatility surged, and many investors got their fingers burnt. Some cried foul, and some called for more predictability in decision-making regarding capital market regulations.
"Policies just came out without any warning, and far exceeded expectations, be it inside or outside China," complained one insider at a U.S.-listed Chinese company.
