Two Chinese inventory exchanges have frozen more than 40 planned IPOs while an investigation is ongoing through China’s securities regulator into the brokers, according to a new Reuters report. According to reports reviewed via Reuters, inventory exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen have disrupted more than 40 INITIALOS combined over the following week. Inventory exchanges say the freeze is due to an ongoing investigation through China’s securities regulator into 4 accounting companies and lawyers in the IPO process. Initialos’ new scrutiny is just the newest front in China’s intensified regulatory crusade opposed to one of the national industries, from mentoring to...