Restructuring is a word that many Chinese companies are familiar with. Effective restructuring, however, requires developed capital markets. The absence…
The number of foreign law firms in the PRC has grown considerably since the first branch offices were issued with licences in 1992. Economic development,…
The PRC has recently promulgated its first law governing trusts. This law has created a legal basis for both government and private actors to create and use trusts.
Recent regulations have been issued by the China Securities and Regulatory Commission to clarify the procedures that govern the issue of convertible bonds.…
The State-owned enterprises have traditionally dominated the business of mining in the PRC. In an effort to end this domination, the Ministry of Land and…
Non-competition and Non-disclosure agreements are becoming increasingly popular in employment contracts all over China. How can these be enforced, and…
Insufficient regulations and the limited disclosure of relevant information are just some of the issues contributing to the weakness of capital markets…
The valuation of property generally has a great impact on the financial statements of any company, and because of this, any applicant intending to list…
It is quite remarkable that it is just a few months shy of 15 years since China applied to resume its status as a contracting party to the General Agreement…
The introduction of a law that purports to suspend or terminate listed companies that incur losses over a given period of time reflects the growing development…