China Law News

The SPC has issued two Interpretations, one on the application of the Insurance Law and the other on criminal environmental pollution cases. The CSRC and CIRC have published Tentative Provisions on the sale of securities investment funds by insurance institutions

IPOs will not resume until rules from the CSRC have been released. Shenzhen launches the first carbon-trading market in China and Mengniu buys Yashili

Chinese media reported the case between Qiaqia and OKAI as a victory of a domestic company over a foreign rival trying to block its entry into a new market. In fact, the case reveals how Chinese companies going abroad are making the same basic trademark errors that foreign companies make in China

Chinese media reported the case between Qiaqia and OKAI as a victory of a domestic company over a foreign rival trying to block its entry into a new market. In fact, the case reveals how Chinese companies going abroad are making the same basic trademark errors that foreign companies make in China

The Ministry of Commerce has retaliated against EU solar tariffs with an investigation into European wine imports and a closer look at why foreign investors are still considering the coast for manufacturing despite soaring costs

The CSRC has punished two brokerage firms for fraud and the question of whether the VIE structure is valid has reappeared. Chengdu is now home to 31 more Fortune 500 companies, securing its place as China's new foreign investment destination

The NDRC and MOFCOM have updated the Catalogue for guiding regional investment. It shows how China's investment dynamics are changing, with the majority of foreign investment expected to move inland soon

The NDRC and MOFCOM have updated the Catalogue for guiding regional investment. It shows how China's investment dynamics are changing, with the majority of foreign investment expected to move inland soon

The CSRC may become the only regulator for PE and VC investments, a move that will standardise the sector. Shuanghui has agreed to buy US pork processing outfit Smithfield for $7.1 billion and the PRC and Taiwan concluded talks over a trade service agreement