In the News: Cross-Border Financial Data Transfer; Service Sector Reform; and Anti-Money Laundering in Legal

China eases cross-border data transfer restrictions for financial institutions; Trade war prompts plan to open up service sector; and new law firm anti-money laundering regulations to align with international standards

By Brian Chan

In the News: Cross-Border Financial Data Transfer; Service Sector Reform; and Anti-Money Laundering in Legal

Cross-Border Data Transfer Rules Eased for Some Financial Data

The Chinese government has introduced measures aimed at streamlining the cross-border transfer of financial data.

Under the Guidelines for Promoting and Regulating Compliance in Cross-Border Flows of Data of the Financial Sector

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