While the CSRC's new rules on the takeover and restructuring of listed companies eliminate restrictions and simplify the approval process, they also increase information disclosure requirements and regulatory supervision. Will this achieve market balance?
The revised Measures abolish the requirement for the examination and approval of material purchases, sales and exchanges of assets of listed companies where the same do not constitute a backdoor listing.
The revision abolishes the requirement for prior CSRC approval of a takeover offer.
Proposed amendments to China's Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue have eased restrictions on industries including e-commerce, manufacturing and aviation, but have drawn questions on how they will be implemented
Proposed amendments to China's Foreign Investment Industrial Guidance Catalogue have eased restrictions on industries including e-commerce, manufacturing and aviation, but have drawn questions on how they will be implemented
Daniel Lee of Jingtian & Gongcheng provides a comprehensive overview of all you need to know aboutTaiwan's regulatory regime, from M&A, antitrust and dispute resolution to compliance, IP and the labourenvironment
Yuhua Yang of Alliance J&S Law Firm outlines the latest developments that smoothen inbound and outboundM&A transactions and gives advice on doing business with Chinese companies
Beijing Municipality encourages the private sector to establish non-profit hospitals.
A takeover offer of a listed company is no longer required to be submitted to the CSRC but be announced publicly only.
Policies relaxed to make M&A easier.