Features & Analyses

The recent regulation on elderly care services by China's State Council will open up the market, and encourages more foreign investment.

With the country's state pension fund forecast to run dry in 16 years, foreign insurers are being welcomed to knock on China's doors.

With streamlined and registration-based rules issued last month, the new Sci-Tech Board is rapidly attracting IPO applications.

China's policy makers have boosted efforts to tackle unfair competition in recent months, but foreign companies remain skeptical of whether policy and legislation will actually translate into practice.

Casper Sek and Ben Qi of Jin Mao Partners examine the newly introduced provisions on blockchain information services and discuss their regulatory scope and how they will regulate such services.

Improved product safety is central to China's pivot to a consumption-led economy. New regulations, stiffer penalties, encouraging consumer complaints and even public shaming are all part of its strategy.

China's IP protection regime has been steadily improving, driven more by the needs to serve domestic innovation, than foreign concerns.

The People's Bank of China will roll out an ambitious plan for fintech following enthusiasm during the Two Sessions.

David Liu and Tianxiao Jin of FuJae Partners examine the major amendments to the Individual Income Tax Law, its Implementing Regulations and new supplemental tax circulars, and their impact on expatriate taxpayers