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Singapore-based, Nigeria-focused payments startup OPay halts its $300M US IPO just hours after pricing it due to inquiries from a Chinese regulator

China made eleventh-hour inquiries into OPay Ltd., prompting the Nigeria-focused payments company to halt its $300 million initial public offering …

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