With the re-emergence of Sino-foreign joint ventures, lawyers must draft contracts that better position investors in anticipation of disputes with partners
Features & Analyses
- September 04, 2010
China's insurance watchdog has fine-tuned its measures for managing the reinsurance market, and they reflect the regulator's new appetite for being kept up-to-date and informed
September 04, 2010Three insolvency specialists share their insights on the best routes to take if a company has gone bankrupt in China.
September 04, 2010The two-month old PRC Tort Liability Law increases foreign business' potential exposure to product liability claims generated from the Chinese market
September 04, 2010As the foreign exchange regulator further releases its grip on controlling the provision of Foreign security in general, foreign-invested enterprises must bid adieu to the favourable treatment they once enjoyed
September 04, 2010The competition regulator has released new legislation clarifying the divestiture process that occurs as part of merger regime enforcement, however there are concerns relating to the publicity of timeframes and the amount of discretion the government has in setting the terms of a divestment
September 04, 2010The competition regulator has released new legislation clarifying the divestiture process that occurs as part of merger regime enforcement, however there are concerns relating to the publicity of timeframes and the amount of discretion the government has in setting the terms of a divestment
September 03, 2010It came as no surprise that China's most recent foreign direct investment (FDI) rules, revamped in April, focused heavily on encouraging the inflow…
July 15, 2010New measures tighten the administration of investment into the insurance sector, but now foreign participants can expect equal treatment with domestics on shareholding ratio requirements. And for the first time, the new rules address horizontal competition
July 15, 2010A milestone agreement between Taiwan and mainland China will buoy Taiwan exports as customs duties are wiped out for over 500 products and services covered in a special “early harvest” list. But more than just saving on tariffs, the pact offers a greater profile for Taiwan as a launch pad for investors wishing to enter the Chinese market
July 15, 2010
