(Reuters) -China-founded fast-fashion retailer Shein has filed for an IPO in Hong Kong to accelerate the listing process and ...

Shein has filed to float in Hong Kong in part to try to pressure the UK regulator into compromising on its risk disclosure ...

Shein previously filed to list in London around 18 months prior, but has struggled to receive regulatory approval.

Based in Hong Kong and London, the firm has boosted its offerings in restructuring and insolvency, disputes and ...

Fashion company files for Hong Kong listing partly to pressure a UK regulator into easing its risk disclosures: report ...

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The fashion retailer’s plans to list in Hong Kong come after UK watchdogs sought more transparency on its Chinese supply ...

Fast fashion giant last week privately filed a draft prospectus for an IPO with Hong Kong’s exchange, the report said. Read ...

Shein has filed for an IPO in Hong Kong as it attempts to pressure UK regulators over its long-delayed London listing amid ...

The company’s filing in Hong Kong is an attempt to bounce UK regulators into approving its London listing. London would still ...

The fast fashion retailer confidentially filed a draft prospectus last week with the Hong Kong exchange, the Financial Times ...