This week CGN Power aimed to raise US$3.16 billion in its HK IPO, the China Maritime Arbitration Commission opened an office in Hong Kong, an independent IP office was launched in Shanghai and China signed a US$12 billion rail deal with Nigeria
The new CIETAC Arbitration Rules provide for emergency action, clarify the Hong Kong centre's role and expand use of the summary procedure. These changes show CIETAC is keeping up with global standards
The new CIETAC Arbitration Rules provide for emergency action, clarify the Hong Kong centre's role and expand use of the summary procedure. These changes show CIETAC is keeping up with global standards
CIETAC has amended its Arbitration Rules effective next year and tax issues for investors of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect have been clarified
This week the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect launched and exempted taxes, Visa and Mastercard were given false hopes as the PBOC bolstered UnionPay and Evergrande Group bought a Hong Kong-based publisher
The NDRC has issued the draft amendments to its Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue and a pilot project for private bond offerings for mergers and restructurings was launched
Proposed amendments to China's Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue have eased restrictions on industries including e-commerce, manufacturing and aviation, but have drawn questions on how they will be implemented
Proposed amendments to China's Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue have eased restrictions on industries including e-commerce, manufacturing and aviation, but have drawn questions on how they will be implemented
This week the Shanghai-Hong Kong exchange link's capital gains tax puzzle was discussed, Mexico revoked a US$3.75 billion Chinese rail contract and ICBC was named the first renminbi-clearing bank in North America
The Supreme People's Court has clarified the jurisdictions of the three IP courts, the PRC Administrative Procedure Law has been amended for the first time and courts and financial institutions were required to carry out enforcement measures