Abstract
The emergence of the Science and Technology Innovation Board has brought new vitality to the capital market at a time when the global economy is full of uncertainties, the slowing of China's macro-strategic economic growth, and rising pressure for structural adjustment and transformation. However, the STAR Market provides investors and businesses with more opportunities, resources, and specific risks. In China, registered production is a new issuance and listing system. China needs more trial and error to learn and get out of China's model for mature systems in countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States. The impact of the Sci-tech Innovation Board's registration system on the Chinese company listing system and the entire capital market is currently the focus of attention and research. The current immature registration system also introduces numerous unknown risks. Through a review of the literature, this paper mentions the industry development opportunities provided by the current science and technology innovation board and registration system, including its existing risks and flaws.
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