The new measures governing the establishment of representative organizations by foreign insurance institutions replace a similar set of measures promulgated only two years before.
Howard Yinghao Yang suggests how practitioners can structure arbitration clauses under the new rules and interpretations to ensure enforcement of awards both domestically and internationally.
The United States and Taiwan are among China's top trading partners. How do Chinese companies navigate two different legal systems to recover their losses from defaulting parties?
Will the Circular on the Investment in the Equity Interests of Commercial Banks by Insurance Institutionsdiminish benefits for foreign investors? How will local insurers manage the new dimension of competition?
Upon reopening its market to IPOs, China's Securities Regulatory Commission introduced new Measures which change the way underwriters and institutions conduct IPO price inquiries. What do these Measures entail and how will they affect China's market in the future?
The United States and Taiwan are among China's top trading partners. How do Chinese companies navigate two different legal systems to recover their losses from defaulting parties?
How do the new Regulations for the Administration of Foreign-invested Banks, enacted to fulfil China's WTO commitment, affect business for domestic and foreign banks?