Banking and Finance Laws

Three insolvency specialists share their insights on the best routes to take if a company has gone bankrupt in China.

As the foreign exchange regulator further releases its grip on controlling the provision of Foreign security in general, foreign-invested enterprises must bid adieu to the favourable treatment they once enjoyed

Taiwan banks have entered a new era with the amended cross-strait banking rules allowing them to set up branches in China and directly make equity investments in Chinese banks. Future prospects appear even brighter since the signing of the ECFA, as further relaxations of cross-strait restriction are expected by the Taiwanese banking community

Stringent definition of the second unit of residential premises.

China seeks to levy property taxes.

Private sector investments allowed in commercial bank equity investment.

Tianjin exempts tax on sale of vessels to foreign lessees.

Banks required to conduct due diligence investigation on the underlying assets of securitisation.

CBRC requires banks to disclose capital adequacy ratio in line with Basel requirements.