BEIJING — China’s forthcoming rules on overseas IPOs will apply to Chinese companies that want to list in Hong Kong, the China Securities Regulatory Commission told CNBC on Friday. In an exclusive interview with CNBC, the commission’s director-general of the international affairs department, Shen Bing, spoke about what draft rules will mean for Chinese companies that are planning to list in the U.S. and other markets following last summer’s crackdown. “By overseas, we mean, of course, you know, anywhere besides mainland China,” Shen said in a wide-ranging interview. “Of course it includes Hong Kong.” Shen said the rules would apply…