Sense of Congress
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It is the sense of Congress that— (1) variable interest entities based in foreign jurisdictions, including the People’s Republic of China, pose a specific and significant risk to investors in the United States, including because investors that purchase shares of those entities— (A) have no equity or direct ownership interest; and (B) lack legal recourse; and (2) investors in the United States should more clearly be made aware of the risk described in paragraph (1) in a transparent, easily accessible, and standardized manner that is recognizable to all persons that have invested, or seek to invest, in entities that are described in that paragraph and are listed on exchanges in the United States, such as through clearly visible warning indicators on ticker symbols and other company symbols used by those exchanges.