New opportunities for foreign companies are emerging in China's film and TV industries, which encourages private and foreign participation in many industry sectors.
Listed companies are required to diclose information on negotiable share holders, asset losses, history of funds appropriation, and external security provision.
The Opinions acknowledges the significance of vigorously development in the capital markets, outline reform ideologies, and provides directions for future liberalizations.
The Ministry of Commerce recently issued new rules on foreign-invested holding companies. The business scope of holding companies has been widened, although some important areas of the new provisions need clarification.
Administration of the Assignment of Enterprise State-owned Assets and Equity Tentative Procedures mark another legal step in China's effort to reform the state sector of the economy.
The PRC Banking Regulation Law establishes a new banking supervision institution – the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) – to oversee the regulation for all banking institutions and activities in China.