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China Renaissance reborn without rainmaking founder Bao Fan

The privately owned investment bank’s shares lost two-thirds of their value when trading resumed after a suspension of more than a year

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China Renaissance Holdings Ltd. (1911.HK) has defused a ticking time bomb – though not without some major damage to its Hong Kong-listed stock.

After appointing a new chairman and CEO earlier this year, the privately owned Chinese investment bank finally published three long-delayed financial reports late last week and resumed trading on Monday, narrowly avoiding an 18-month suspension and potential delisting.

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