Regulator raps Delong chairman, advisers over buyout debacle

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LAW firm Shook Lin & Bok and financial adviser PrimePartners Corporate Finance have been censured by the Securities Industry Council (SIC) for their roles in a short-lived privatisation attempt by Delong Holdings. Read more at The Business Times.

The offeror, which is owned by Delong chief executive and chairman Ding Liguo, was also censured over the bungled buyout bid, according to an SIC statement on Monday.

LAW firm Shook Lin & Bok and financial adviser PrimePartners Corporate Finance have been censured by the Securities Industry Council for their roles in a short-lived privatisation attempt by Delong Holdings.

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