外汇管理局的一纸通知,在关闭中国资本外逃通道的同时,也影响到红筹股上市模式的运作.近两年一度风光无限的红筹上市,不得不紧急刹车.压力之下,企业海外融资手法不得不面临再次创新……“,”With the rapid development of China's economy, corruption has been a serious problem. In recent years, those government officials who illegally pilfered huge amounts of capital have been fleeing away to other countries, seriously damaging the health of the economy. In order to prevent more capital from illegally flowing abroad, China's central government issued some statutes. Although the intention of the statutes is to cut the illegal channel of capital outflow by strengthening check-ups, the ordination hurt “red-chip” unintentionally. The so called “red-chip” companies mainly refer to the A companies incorporated and listed in Hong Kong with controlling Chinese shareholders. By statistics, the “red-chip” has been the main way for China enterprises' overseas IPO, especially for middle-and-small size ones. After the issuance of the new ordinance, those companies which are trying to pursue overseas IPO to raise enough money for further expansion will find the task more difficult. They will be forced to spend more money and time to work out a new way to get listed in Hong Kong, Singapore and the U.S.. Although some experts expect the central government will soon notice this issue, and resolve it, it's certain that people who stood in line to buy “red-chip” stocks will be less likely to appear in the street in the new future.