Regulatory reform in China is more important than ever to investors in the country. Leading lawyers talked about how the government's various regulatory approach shape investors' behaviours at the 5th annual China Law & Practice China Summit.
After 12 months of innovative and pioneering work and four months of research, interviewing and profiling, the 2008 China Law & Practice awards were presented in Beijing on September 18. The winning deals and firms were recognised for their impact on China's legal community.
Individuals to pay tax for favourable property deals.
The government has tightened the rules by increasing the number of layers needed for approval for foreign investment in the real estate sector, with the…
Additional level of government screening for foreign investment in real property.
Liu YiRun Ming Law [email protected] China Real Estate Finance Report published by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) reported foreign capital…
China's legal market continues to attract high-end, complicated and multi jurisdictional work and in Beijing this month, the China Law & Practice awards will reflect the complexities and challenges. Chris Bisogni and Joanna Law provide a summary of the deals and firms that made the 2008 shortlist.
An increase in government agencies to oversee foreign investment
Developers will struggle more as there is a lack of cash
Central China Real Estate has listed its HK$1.38 billion IPO in Hong Kong and Rule 144A/Regulation S global offering, consisting of an aggregate of 500…