Corporate Governance

China's first anti-monopoly law. This law aims to ensure fair market competition and to prevent and halt monopolistic acts.

The Futures Companies Measures are particularly helpful in examining and understanding the re-emergence of the financial futures industry in China and the evolving regime that will regulate its practice.

The article helps legal departments of foreign companies in China to better understand the new law and legally maximize their interest under the restrictions of the Anti-Monopoly Law.

By Yi [email protected] the 1990s, especially after the Asian financial crisis, the disposal of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) has been a primary…

By Hubert Tse and Sandra [email protected]; [email protected] briefly discussed the acquisition via agreement method of acquiring…

By Grant Chen and Zhengyi [email protected]; [email protected] companies, including those listed in Shanghai, Shenzhen, or…

Navigating China's legal services market can be tricky: With so many law firms to choose from, in can be challenging for in-house counsel to select the best external advisers for their companies. China Law&Practice reveals the winners of its inaugural awards, which identify the top deals and law firms in five key practice areas.

This law aims to regulate futures companies in China. Of chief importance is that futures brokerages are renamed as futures companies.

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison advised Hong Kong-listed Tom Online on the completion of a going-private and delisting transaction that was first…