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Marissa Dong and Jinghe Guo of Jun He Law Offices provide an overview of key developments in China's Cybersecurity Law in 2019 and discuss the outlook for 2020.

Regulation of investment in trust companies is clarified, assistance is offered to foreign investors during the epidemic period and Guangdong court issues rules to facilitate bankruptcy cases.

Foreign institutional investors are offered more channels to access the futures market

Experts are telling clients they have three options: grant the exemption, fight it in court, or negotiate a compromise. [The original version of this article was published on Corporate Counsel.]

Listed companies may postpone their disclosure of annual reports in view of the coronavirus epidemic

Norms are provided for cyber ecosystem

Consent of guardians is required for collection of children's personal data

Registered capital requirement for futures companies is raised