Mofcom delegates the approval of FIEs of service sectors to local authorities.
Foreign Direct Investment
- July 29, 2009
Deals blocked by Chinese regulators can make world headlines - think of the plight of Coca-Cola. This has led companies such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to think it may be best to avoid merger review when structuring their deals. This thinking is flawed
July 29, 2009Deals blocked by Chinese regulators can make world headlines - think of the plight of Coca-Cola. This has led companies such as Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton to think it may be best to avoid merger review when structuring their deals. This thinking is flawed
July 28, 2009Circular clarifies the issue of double entitlement to preferential tax treatment.
June 06, 2009Safe delegates its approval authority over capital account items to lower authorities.
June 06, 2009Contracts are the bases of all business transactions. Without them, and their trustworthy enforcement, trade would grind to a halt
June 06, 2009More details equal more certainty for everyone
June 06, 2009However you define an international financial centre, there are many hurdles ahead for Shanghai
June 06, 2009For inbound investors, navigating the maze of available structures can be tricky. The development of the PRC Anti-monopoly Law has led to more scrutiny of acquisitions of Chinese companies, causing potential foreign investors to look at other ways of investing in the country; Danone's experience with Wahaha has in turn revealed potential pitfalls for joint ventures
June 06, 2009In an exclusive interview with China Law & Practice, Yu Jianlong, vice-chairman and secretary-general of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, speaks to Phil Taylor about the Commission's systems and structure, and how it can fight misperception
June 06, 2009
