What Foreign Issuers Should Know About SEC Trading Suspensions

Broc RomanekUpdated on April 17, 2026April 17, 20261 min read

In this article, Cooley’s Will Pao, Tejal Shah and Bingxin Wu discuss the SEC’s suspension of trading for 14 Asia-based companies due to potential market manipulation – and recommend that foreign issuers consider evaluating their vulnerability to third-party market manipulation and develop a response plan in the event of a stock price rally that potentially triggers regulatory scrutiny.

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Broc Romanek

Cooley

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