Bao Zhi, Yibei Zhang, Grace Tso and Scott Silverman of Baker McKenzie and FenXun Partners discuss the workings of the Negative List regime and other administrative measures that impact market access for foreign investments in the light of China's push to provide foreign investors with a fairer and more transparent foreign investment environment
China's support for its businesses' force majeure claims is raising questions about enforcement of foreign arbitral awards
Foreign banks are given more specific business expansion requirements
Government support is offered to foreign investment projects in view of the coronavirus outbreak
China sees businesses and workers return to work as epidemic situation improves; Beijing announces quarantine for inbound travelers as worry over imported cases grows; and AmCham China reports pessimism among members over worsening bilateral relations
Assistance is offered to foreign investors during the epidemic period
Fang Qi of Fangda Partners examines how companies can deal with their contractual obligations during the coronavirus outbreak that has undoubtedly wreaked havoc on business operations and affected contractual relationships for many entities.
Entry conditions for foreign insurance companies are relaxed
A new foreign investment reporting system is established
Implementing Rules bring about new corporate structures
