The plan would require companies seeking overseas listings to hand over management and supervision of their data to third-parties. Chinese regulators are reportedly considering imposing requirements for local firms to hand over management and supervision of their data to third-parties if they are looking to list on overseas exchanges. According to Reuters , regulators believe bringing in “state-backed” third-party information security firms to manage and monitor the data could effectively limit their ability to transfer Chinese onshore data overseas. That move is aimed at easing concerns that a foreign listing might force Chinese companies to hand over data to foreign...