Using property preservation measures, understanding court attitudes and pursuing mediation can help when enforcing arbitral awards in China, according to a panel of dispute resolution lawyers who spoke in Hong Kong this week
This week Intel secured its place in the domestic semiconductor industry, the NDRC suspended approvals for new corporate bond issuances and brokers expressed concerns over the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect's investor quota
The Guangdong province has released collective bargaining contract rules for its enterprises, the SPC has strengthened private information rights against online providers and the PBOC and CBRC have relaxed housing loan policies
New Measures have simplified the regime for private funds in China and enhanced the CSRC's authority. But key issues are left unresolved and confusion over the tripartite regulatory system remains a problem
New Measures have simplified the regime for private funds in China and enhanced the CSRC's authority. But key issues are left unresolved and confusion over the tripartite regulatory system remains a problem
This week Hilton sold the iconic New York hotel for US$1.95 billion to a Chinese insurance company, the NDRC's anti-foreigner bias was discussed, a biodiesel dispute put the market in the spotlight and winners celebrated the 2014 CLP Awards
The State Council has released a Decision improving access in the Shanghai FTZ, the SPC has issued an Interpretation on environmental public interest lawsuits and the CIRC has produced a Circular clarifying when insurance companies can issue preference shares
Getting a decision in your favour is only part of the battle in China. Enforcement is often delayed or blocked completely, with businesses having to settle for reduced sums. Here are five tips to make sure you can get your money