The newly incorporated Lingang New Area into Shanghai’s Free Trade Zone, will offer investors tax cuts, duty exemptions and other preferential policies.
New draft measures proposed by China’s central bank will mean some non-financial firms will be classified as financial holding companies and will require a license to operate.
China has unveiled 11 measures to open up the country's financial sector and scrap foreign shareholding caps in most financial sectors in a bid to bolster and stabilize growth.
A judicial interpretation issued by the Supreme People’s Court is likely to lead to further shareholder representative litigation in respect of affiliated transactions, although more clarity is needed
China allows banks to trade bonds on stock exchanges
Security assessment of cloud computing services for critical information infrastructure is specified
The National Negative List relaxes foreign investment in mining, telecommunications, utilities, cinemas and water transport
The FTZ Negative List further opens the printing sector