In the News: Stringent Private Funds Rules; Anti-Corruption Law’s Global Reach; and SPC Clarifies AI Liability Rules

Proposed new rules will tighten private fund investor eligibility and transaction oversight | China’s legislature reviews draft law extending the reach of anti-corruption laws beyond its borders | The Supreme People's Court issues its first judicial guidelines to clarify liability for AI-related disputes and protect civil rights

By Jeffrey Tse
In the News: Stringent Private Funds Rules; Anti-Corruption Law’s Global Reach; and SPC Clarifies AI Liability Rules



China Proposes Tighter Rules on Private Fund Investments



China’s securities regulator has published a proposal which would significantly tighten eligibility requirements for private fund investors and oversight over fundraising practices.

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