China's new Company Law increased possibilities for the adoption of a “preferred stock” structure. Greg L Pickrell and Judy J Deng of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman explore the practicality of incorporating the two-class stock structure within China's corporate law doctrines and interplay with other relevant segments of laws.
Foreign Direct Investment
- October 15, 2008
More favourable policies to attract regional headquarters in Shanghai.
September 10, 2008Foreign investors in China's mining sector are now required to report their listing intentions to the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Land and…
September 10, 2008Vsevolod Markov and Yulia PetrenkoMcGuire [email protected], [email protected] of active businesses present in Kazakhstan…
September 10, 2008The Guangdong local government issued a new regulation on August 5 in a bid to ease the legal procedures for those processing trade exporters interested…
September 10, 2008Cautious approval of FIE projects to stop irregular inflow of capital.
September 10, 2008Additional level of government screening for foreign investment in real property.
September 10, 2008Luigi Bendi and Gianluca D'AgnoloChiomenti Studio [email protected], [email protected] Ventures It is possible to establish…
September 10, 2008Lin Lei and Crystal [email protected], [email protected] issues may arise during the negotiation and conclusion of M&A…
September 10, 2008The 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.
September 10, 2008
