Thirteen months after the Anti-monopoly Law came into effect, there is still uncertainty in the market. Companies are worried that some common practices may fall foul of the law, and the role of the enforcement agencies is not well defined. Seeking clarity, China Law & Practice spoke with Jun He Law Offices' antitrust and competition group partners
Mergers and Acquisitions
- September 04, 2009
Grandall Legal GroupZhan [email protected] PRC Anti-monopoly Law (AML) has been in effect for exactly one year and such a milestone provides…
September 04, 2009The Measures explain the calculation of the business turnover of banking financial institutions, securities companies, futures companies, fund management companies and insurance companies for the reporting of concentrations of business operators.
September 04, 2009The revised Provisions remove the part on anti-monopoly investigation.
September 04, 2009Changes to foreign investment rules “helpful” for Chinese companies
August 12, 2009Liu Yi and Philips Zhenyu DingRun Ming Law [email protected], [email protected] order to facilitate and finance outbound investment by Chinese…
July 29, 2009RankFirmValue (US$m)Deal count1Commerce & Finance20,24842DeHeng Law Offices19,17153Linklaters16,418114Simpson Thacher & Bartlett13,92345Freshfields…
July 29, 2009New regulations on the funding of overseas subsidiaries will help Chinese companies invest abroad, and a separately-issued rule makes it clear that the…
July 29, 2009New guidelines issued by the State Council clarify the framework to be used in defining the relevant market. Ken Dai of Zhongyin Law Firm analyses the rules
July 29, 2009When acquiring state-owned equity interests from their partners, private investors must protect their pre-emptive rights in order to control costs and manage risk
July 29, 2009
