China's new Company Law increased possibilities for the adoption of a “preferred stock” structure. Greg L Pickrell and Judy J Deng of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman explore the practicality of incorporating the two-class stock structure within China's corporate law doctrines and interplay with other relevant segments of laws.
After 12 months of innovative and pioneering work and four months of research, interviewing and profiling, the 2008 China Law & Practice awards were presented in Beijing on September 18. The winning deals and firms were recognised for their impact on China's legal community.
The revised Measures amended Article 63, concerning application to the China Securities Regulatory Commission for an offer exemption by using the simplified procedure.
Liu Wei has joined DLA Piper as the managing partner of the Beijing office. Liu is the joint Head of DLA Piper's Asia capital markets practice and leads…
Nanjing solar cell manufacturer China Sunergy completed its US$54.5 public offerings, 4.75% of which are convertible senior notes. Jun He Law Offices acted…
China South Locomotive & Rolling Stock Corporation (CSR) has completed its HK$4.16 billion (US$533 million) global share offering. The H shares commenced…
Canadian Solar has completed its follow-on offering of 3,500,000 common shares at a public offering price of US$34 per share. Deutsche Bank Securities…