Foreign investors are abandoning their Chinese ventures prompting the issuance of new government guidelines. These raise the possibility of the use of cross-border legal and political action to force absconders to face liability in China. Although the implications are not completely clear, foreign parties must take care when attempting to withdraw from the country. By Susan Finder, Winston & Strawn.
Mergers and Acquisitions
- February 09, 2009
Ch'ng Li-Ling and Li Jing [email protected], [email protected] article highlights some issues that relevant parties should…
February 09, 2009As China faces up to the challenges of a global recession, lawyers are calling for changes to the country's regulatory regime for mergers and acquisitions. Proper support for acquisition financing and foreign currency conversion will boost the market and encourage investors. More clarification of joint-venture funding and anti-monopoly rules will also help.
February 09, 2009As China faces up to the challenges of a global recession, lawyers are calling for changes to the country's regulatory regime for mergers and acquisitions. Proper support for acquisition financing and foreign currency conversion will boost the market and encourage investors. More clarification of joint-venture funding and anti-monopoly rules will also help.
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December 18, 2008Wolfram RehbockArzinger & [email protected] anticipation of the forthcoming European Football Championship 2012, to be held in Poland…
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