Legislation roundup: P2P lending, Beijing residency and new energy vehicles
August 25, 2016 | BY
Katherine Jo &clp articles &The first law on online lending has been issued, Beijing has replaced temporary residence permits with residence permits and the NDRC further regulated the carbon market
Banking
China Banking Regulatory Commission, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Public Security and Cyberspace Administration of China, Tentative Measures for the Administration of the Business Activities of Online Lending Information Intermediaries
The upper limit on the loan balance of a natural person on a single online lending information intermediary platform shall not exceed Rmb200,000; the upper limit on the loan balance of a legal person or other organization on a single online lending information intermediary platform shall not exceed Rmb1 million. The aggregate loan balance of a natural person on different online lending information intermediary platforms shall not exceed Rmb1 million; and the aggregate loan balance of a legal person or other organization on different online lending information intermediary platforms shall not exceed Rmb5 million.
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Labor
Beijing Municipality, Measures for Implementation of the <Tentative Regulations on Residence Permits>
A recent arrival to Beijing who satisfies the following conditions may apply for a Beijing Residence Permit:
(1) he/she has been resident in Beijing for at least six months; and
(2) he/she has lawful and stable employment, has a lawful and stable residence or has been continuously attending school in Beijing.
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Environmental Protection
General Office of the National Development and Reform Commission, Measures for the Administration of Carbon Allowances of Alternative Energy Vehicles (Draft for Comments)
An enterprise may secure a carbon allowance of alternative energy vehicles through the carbon allowance of alternative energy vehicles arising from the production and/or import of alternative energy vehicles or through trading on the carbon emissions market.
See the digest for more details.
Further reading
Banking
China Banking Regulatory Commission, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Public Security and Cyberspace Administration of China, Tentative Measures for the Administration of the Business Activities of Online Lending Information Intermediaries
The upper limit on the loan balance of a natural person on a single online lending information intermediary platform shall not exceed Rmb200,000; the upper limit on the loan balance of a legal person or other organization on a single online lending information intermediary platform shall not exceed Rmb1 million. The aggregate loan balance of a natural person on different online lending information intermediary platforms shall not exceed Rmb1 million; and the aggregate loan balance of a legal person or other organization on different online lending information intermediary platforms shall not exceed Rmb5 million.
See the digest for more details.
Further reading
Labor
Beijing Municipality, Measures for Implementation of the <Tentative Regulations on Residence Permits>
A recent arrival to Beijing who satisfies the following conditions may apply for a Beijing Residence Permit:
(1) he/she has been resident in Beijing for at least six months; and
(2) he/she has lawful and stable employment, has a lawful and stable residence or has been continuously attending school in Beijing.
See the digest for more details.
Further reading
Environmental Protection
General Office of the National Development and Reform Commission, Measures for the Administration of Carbon Allowances of Alternative Energy Vehicles (Draft for Comments)
An enterprise may secure a carbon allowance of alternative energy vehicles through the carbon allowance of alternative energy vehicles arising from the production and/or import of alternative energy vehicles or through trading on the carbon emissions market.
See the digest for more details.
Further reading
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