The Shanghai municipal government has recently published a new set of regulations to further encourage the establishment of regional headquarters in the city. Simon Meng, Partner from Herbert Smith and Betty Tam, Consultant from Herbert Smith discuss whether the new regulations will prove more attractive than the previous provisions.
Timur BondaryevArzinger & [email protected] authorities have developed a strong interest in encouraging foreign investment and…
Liu YiRun Ming Law [email protected] China Real Estate Finance Report published by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) reported foreign capital…
Shanghai government offers more favourable policies to attract multinational corporations to establish regional headquarters in Shanghai.
China's legal market continues to attract high-end, complicated and multi jurisdictional work and in Beijing this month, the China Law & Practice awards will reflect the complexities and challenges. Chris Bisogni and Joanna Law provide a summary of the deals and firms that made the 2008 shortlist.
China Securities Regulatory Commission has issued measures aimed at regulating the financial consultants who provide advice to listed companies in China. Although it is seen as a step in the right direction, by bringing China more into line with the world's mature capital market environments, for many the measures do not provide a level playing field for M&A activity in China.
China Securities Regulatory Commission has issued measures aimed at regulating the financial consultants who provide advice to listed companies in China. Although it is seen as a step in the right direction, by bringing China more into line with the world's mature capital market environments, for many the measures do not provide a level playing field for M&A activity in China.
China and Australia will hold a new round of free trade talks in Beijing in the next few days, making it the eleventh round of talks on free trade agreement…
Xtep International, a domestic fashion sportswear enterprise in the PRC, has completed the HK$2.23 billion (US$285 million) Hong Kong IPO and Rule 144A…
The China Securities Regulatory Commission orders fund managers to behave and not to sell large holdings of stock into a falling market, in an attempt…