Critical information infrastructure operators in the banking and insurance sectors are required to focus on commercial cryptography management. The Financial Law prioritizes civil damages. Qualified Hong Kong and Macao lawyers may practice in the Greater Bay Area.
Commerce department may take measures against a foreign entity that breaches fair trade rules / Issued: 2026-07-04
Internet information service providers are required to conduct dynamic verification of account information of users / Issued: 2026-07-03
AI is now all-pervasive and raises many novel legal issues. Wu Qiong and Wang Xuying of Haiwen & Partners explore a significant Intermediate People’s Court ruling on employee dismissal ostensibly driven by a the adoption of AI technology
Chinese regulator rejects patent re-examination application involving AI content | Sweeping cybersecurity rules for banks and insurers on protecting financial infrastructure | Supreme People's Procuratorate proposes treating privacy coin use as evidence of money laundering intent
China’s first overhaul of its trademark law in decades focuses on good faith | Draft revisions of E-Commerce Law expands its scope beyond platforms and merchants | ByteDance and Alibaba disable AI custom agents ahead of new anthropomorphic rules
China restricts domestic investors from investing in Hong Kong financial markets / CLP Reference: 2130/26.05.05 ; Promulgated: 2026-05-05 ; Effective: 2026-07-01
Use of a trademark can be carried out on the internet. Commerce department may take measures against a foreign entity that breaches fair trade rules. Internet information service providers are required to conduct dynamic verification of account information of users.
People may report violations of export of strategic mineral related dual-use items / CLP Reference: 5800/26.06.24 ; Promulgated: 2026-06-24 ; Effective: 2026-07-01
Jianwei (Jerry) Fang, Cathy (Yian) Chen and Ke Dong of Zhong Lun Law Firm analyse China’s newly promulgated State Council Regulation on Outbound Investment. This article unpacks how the Regulation reinforces and expands the pre-existing outbound direct investment governance framework, broadens the regulatory perimeter governing cross-border outbound investment activities, and outlines critical compliance ramifications for Chinese enterprises undertaking overseas investment transactions
