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The PRC Risk Transparency Act amends securities laws to require publicly traded companies with significant exposure to China to disclose their China-related business activities, supply chain dependencies, and relationships with Chinese government entities and military-linked companies. Companies meeting the threshold (at least 5% of revenue, capital investment, or supply chain sourced from China, with market capitalization over $1 billion) must also assess and disclose their vulnerability to a hypothetical scenario involving severe U.S.-China trade restrictions and sanctions similar to those imposed on Russia following its 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Investment advisers managing private funds with China exposure face similar reporting requirements to the SEC.
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