China Law News

The CSRC has issued draft Provisions over equity incentives and restraint mechanisms of securities companies. The Commission has also released Measures for the sale of securities investment funds, while the CIRC has issued guidelines for the development plans of insurance companies

China's top regulator is allowing Hong Kong and foreign financial institutions to tap into the country's capital markets, but it is unclear what threshold the foreign institutions will have to meet to be classified as having a principal place of business in Hong Kong

China's top regulator is allowing Hong Kong and foreign financial institutions to tap into the country's capital markets, but it is unclear what threshold the foreign institutions will have to meet to be classified as having a principal place of business in Hong Kong

The CSRC has issued Draft Provisions over asset securitisation and Tentative Measures for the privately raised securities investment fund business, while the NDRC has produced a model outline for offering renminbi-denominated bonds in Hong Kong

Song Liuping, Huawei's Chief Legal Officer, talks about domestic and international patent filings, the company's success and shares his views on the patent boom

Song Liuping, Huawei's Chief Legal Officer, talks about domestic and international patent filings, the company's success and shares his views on the patent boom

The China Securities Regulatory Commission has expanded the scope for RQFII investments, while the State Administration of Foreign Exchange has set the short-term foreign debt quota for certain foreign-funded banks

Last year CIETAC opened its first Arbitration Centre outside mainland China. David Tring spoke to CIETAC Hong Kong's Secretary General, Wang Wenying, about the role of the new Centre and CIETAC's place in global dispute resolution

Last year CIETAC opened its first Arbitration Centre outside mainland China. David Tring spoke to CIETAC Hong Kong's Secretary General, Wang Wenying, about the role of the new Centre and CIETAC's place in global dispute resolution