About Chinese stocks delisting

[AfricanHerbsman]

Hi, I would like to know what would happen to Chinese stocks shareholders if they happen to be delisted from the NYSE. Would trading 212 just sell our positions or are there any plans to allow a transfer of those positions to the Hong Kong stock exchange?

Thank you, and I’m sorry if this has been answered already, but I didn’t find it.

[Alien]

What happens if my stock gets delisted from the market?

Delisted/Decoupling

It depends on the stock you have invested in and the reason for the delisting. If it is due to bankruptcy, the position gets liquidated in most cases. The circumstances surrounding the liquidation may vary slightly, but the outcome is the same. In some cases, if an instrument is traded on several trading venues, and one of them decides to delist the stock, if our intermediary could provide access to a venue still offering it, you might be able to keep your shares. Unfortunately, we cannot prov…

[RLX]

@AfricanHerbsman

are there any plans to allow a transfer of those positions to the Hong Kong stock exchange?

It could be hard to happen.
Because different stock exchanges, different securities, in US you have ADR/ADS, that are securities, in China there are other securities. Also on US, that securities are denominated on USD, in China it’s CNY/CNH and in Hong-Kong is HKD.

It’s like some European companies that were listed on their national exchanges, and also listed on US exchanges, some of them, give up being listed on US, but they stay listed on their national exchanges.

[AfricanHerbsman]

Well I’m talking about the cases of BABA and JD, and wanted to know if the trading 212 team is working on something related to granting that, in the case a delisting happens, these securities can be “transfered” to the Hong Kong stock exchange. But I realize that what’s more likely to happen, in case the delisting happens, is being forced to leave the position at a loss.