It also doesn't help that some Chinese stocks, such as Luckin Coffee, saw their share prices collapse and were ultimately delisted for fraud. Meanwhile, others left voluntarily rather than face U.S. audits, which may suggest that they were cooking their books as well in order to enrich insiders. Nevertheless, even with these obstacles, Chinese companies are able to find other routes, with investment banks like JPMorgan (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC) helping them list in places like Hong Kong. Even major names like Alibaba have begun shifting their attention toward Hong Kong listings in order to prepare for a future where access to U.S. capital may no longer be guaranteed.