China Law News

LinkedIn announces "sunset" of its Chinese platform; Weak Q3 GDP signals a challenging road to economic recovery; Additional capital and leverage ratio requirements for 19 Domestic Systematically Important Banks

China proposes landmark Arbitration Law reform, modernizing rules on enforcement of arbitral awards and asset preservation. Hong Kong likely to continue dominating the market for arbitration.

MIIT draft law defines core data for the first time. Sponsors are responsible for guiding listed companies in enhancing corporate governance. Beijing Municipality opens up IP-related arbitration to foreign institutions.

Meituan fined for abusing dominant position; Draft market access negative list released; and SAFE data shows record high foreign investment into China

CBIRC relaxes procedures for insurance companies' funds investment. ChiNext and Star Market rules amended to prevent suppression of IPO prices by combined efforts.

PBOC reaffirms nationwide ban on cryptocurrencies and related transactions; President Xi announces pause on coal-fired projects abroad; and PCAOB adopts final rule to implement US delisting regime

CBIRC imposes regulatory ratings on banks to control risks. SAFE sets a ceiling on offshore bank loans. Wealth management products are subject liquidity risk control.

The HKEX has published a consultation paper to introduce its SPAC listing regime; US-China bilateral tech investment plummets 96%; and MIIT calls on telecoms and auto companies to strengthen data protection policies.

Intelligent connected vehicle makers have data protection obligations. Southbound trading is launched for Bond Connect between mainland China and Hong Kong. Establishment of insurance branches demands stricter solvency ratio requirements.