What You Need to Know - The SEC has begun to issue new reporting requirements for Chinese companies that want to list on U.S. exchanges. - SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has asked for a pause on Chinese IPOs in the U.S. - He has said investing in a U.S.-listed Chinese stock is likely investing in a shell company based in the Cayman Islands. The Securities and Exchange Commission appears to be implementing the pause on Chinese company IPOs that its chairman, Gary Gensler, asked for last month. The commission has begun to issue new reporting requirements for Chinese companies that...