A U.S. company acquiring a Chinese company will face a multitude of regulatory restrictions and requirements. How can the U.S. acquirer manage the risk of the deal being blocked or unwound for non-compliance?
Projects Energy and Environment
- August 18, 2022
The U.S. adds Alibaba to delisting list, citing audit non-compliance; Integration of Shenzhen and Swiss bourses; Six ESG-linked indices launched in Shenzhen
August 02, 2022Liability for damages shall be borne for ecological and environmental destruction in addition to criminal liability
June 24, 2022Comprehensive plans outline implementation of carbon reduction policies; Greater oversight over government officials' families; PBOC to support new format RMB settlement
June 22, 2022Potential economic downturn prompts the State Council to announce multiple significant measures aimed at supporting SMEs and foreign trade enterprises, and unlocking value in existing infrastructure projects.
June 01, 2022As China implements a new food security strategy, Beilei Hou, Zi Ling and Ruiqiang He of King & Wood Mallesons examine the resulting challenges as well as the potential opportunities for China's PV industry
April 22, 2022Stock clearing agency cuts stock settlement fees, extends support to COVID-hit regions; Three Chinese companies plan to sell depository receipts in Zurich; and MEE slams fraudulent carbon emissions data verification practices
March 22, 2022Injunctive measures may be imposed on ecological and environmental tort cases
March 21, 2022Geoffrey Chan and Xuan Zhang of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom highlight some key factors to consider when setting up a joint venture cooperation including structuring considerations, structuring options and deal terms
March 18, 2022TMT companies steering towards domestic stock markets for fundraising; CAC releases draft rules tightening scrutiny on push notifications, news content; and companies in China report continued pandemic hit, blame power shortages
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