Mergers and Acquisitions

Proposed amendments to outbound filing rules further clear the path for Chinese companies investing abroad, signaling less regulatory interference and greater market competition

Conducting due diligence is critical to not only uncover the deal's true value but the costs and liabilities that the acquirer will be burdened with. Here are the steps to mitigate these risks

The significance of reverse breakup fees has gathered global attention amid increases in Chinese outbound investment and perceived regulatory and commercial risks. 随着中国对外投资增长以及所预见的监管和商业风险，反向终止费的重要性受到全球关注。

Negative list for market access put into trial in four regions.

China has compiled its restricted and prohibited industries into a draft negative list for market entry. The new investment roadmap applies to both domestic and foreign businesses and will be tested in four key regions until end-2017

Global cybersecurity concerns have led companies to invest heavily in data protection technology. Chinese investors looking to enter this market in the U.S. need to be wary of its trade secrets laws, CFIUS investigations, and monitor the U.S.-China BIT

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This article is from the M&A chapter of the 2015 Annual Review and is available for download here.Hairong Li of Zhong Lun Law Firm explains the new…

SOEs categorized to allow diversification of ownership.