Britain’s financial regulator is delaying approval of fast-fashion retailer Shein’s IPO due to concerns about its supply chain oversight and legal risks raised by a Uyghur advocacy group and the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner. The U.S. and NGOs have accused China of human rights abuses in Xinjiang, impacting Shein’s $66 billion IPO, as the FCA’s decisions on risk inclusion and pricing will affect its performance. This delay highlights the growing importance of addressing labor practices and human rights issues in supply chains for companies seeking to go public.
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