Zhan HaoGrandall Legal [email protected] the beginning of 2009, the legislative framework of the Chinese Anti-monopoly Law (AML) has been…
April 16, 2009
Legal
Amendments to China's insurance law have been under discussion for a decade. But some changes may have been rushed through to meet the demands of a struggling economy.
April 16, 2009China's revised insurance law clarifies many important details for insurance companies and gives more power to the regulator to deal with errant foreign institutions. By Chen Xin and Maarten Roos, Wang Jing & Co Shanghai Office.
April 16, 2009Huaxia Bank has formed a Rmb250 million fund management company joint venture with London-based F&C Asset Management. The Beijing-based, Shanghai-listed…
April 16, 2009Zhaokang JiangSandler, Travis & Rosenberg, [email protected] the Chinese government's efforts to meet the challenge of the global economic…
April 16, 2009China's developing IP system faces some big tests in 2009. Janice Qu and Peter Ollier spoke with SIPO commissioner Tian Lipu about patent amendments, the National IP Strategy and the Office's global role
April 16, 2009Liu Yi and Wang YaxunRun Ming Law [email protected], [email protected] is a need for large and continuing amounts of investment in…
April 16, 2009New measures covering the administration of outbound investment promise faster and simpler review of many small to medium-size PRC direct investments abroad, and more careful review of others. By Neal Stender, Lin Lawrence Zhou and Yan Zeng, of Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
April 16, 2009Two new sets of guidelines will further streamline the process for approval of foreign investments, but some additional restrictions have been added. By Jonathan Z Zhou, Jessica Xu and Kevin Troy, Fangda Partners.
April 16, 2009The amended Law allows insurance companies to invest in bonds, stocks, securities investment fund shares and immovable property.
April 16, 2009