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The CMS China luxury goods team would like to introduce its legal guide to China, the first of its kind, a 80 page guide to the luxury goods industry in China.

With the effectiveness of the Measures for the Administration of the Establishment of Partnerships in China by Foreign Enterprises or Individuals ("FIP Measures") and the Administration Provisions on Registration of Foreign-Invested Partnership Enterprises ("Registration Provisions") on 1 March 2010, a new form of foreign investment, the foreign-invested partnership ("FIP") has become a reality in China. The Registration Provisions, as the first promulgated implementing rules of the FIP Measures

This briefing paper highlights the importance of ASEAN members to Chinese companies. It also outlines ways to tap into the bloc's vast potential via Singapore, one of the most advanced economies in the world and one that boasts a longstanding relationship with China.

The article highlights important aspects on the protection of minority interests when structuring investments in China.

Foreign investors in China are increasingly using shares in existing domestic companies to acquire an interest in other domestic companies. But they should be aware of certain restrictions be¬fore contemplating such a move. PRC law allows a shareholder of a limited liability company or a company limited by shares ("Invested Company") to make capital contribution in the form of equity held in another domestic company ("Equity Company"), provided that the sum of the equity and other non-monetary p

自2013年提出以来，中国"一带一路"倡议（BRI）引发了外界对其整体规模的广泛讨论。鉴于与该倡议相关的惊人数字—— 惠及世界三分之二人口的4万亿美

On December 8, 2011, the Ministry of Commerce and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange jointly issued the Notice on Further Improvement of Administration of Foreign Invested Holding Company, Shang Zi Han [2011] No. 1078 (the "Notice").

外資系企業による中国での研究開発投資が拡大している。今年1〜2月に新設された外資系企業は8631社に上り、前年同期比で14％増加した...

This post is the fifth in Foley’s blog series, "Realizing the Potential of Telemedicine in China," meant to address top issues facing U.S. companies looking to enter the Chinese telemedicine market.

Kicking off 2011 with a new regulatory breakthrough for RMB funds, the Shanghai Municipal Financial Services Office released the long-awaited "Implementation Measures on Pilot Program of Foreign-invested Equity Investment Enterprises in Shanghai" (the "Pilot Measures"), officially dated December 30, 2010.

AI-related industries may exceed 6 percent of China's GDP by 2030, according to the report.

The Circular specifically prohibits local incentives for new investment and cancels previously-confirmed incentives.

The door for foreign individuals and entities to invest directly in partnership enterprises in China officially opened with the issuance of the Administrative Measures for Foreign Enterprises and Individuals to Establish Partnership Enterprises in China (the "Measures") by the State Council on December 2, 2009.

In order to support outbound investment projects of domestic PRC entities, to meet the policy demands of domestic credit support, and to further facilitate trading and investing, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange ("SAFE") on July 30th, 2010 promulgated the Notice on the Administration of Overseas Security by Domestic Entities (the "Notice"), which came into effect as of the date of promulgation. This Notice relaxes the restrictions on financing of outbound projects.

How can any company fail in a market that is so big and vibrant? It's so simple. All you need to do is grab a fraction of the "pie" and you can't lose.

With the increasing trend of internationalization, Chinese enterprises have entered the stage of dual circulation of international and domestic business fields and scope.

In recent weeks we have seen a handful of Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges involved in significant controversy. Many of these incidents have been triggered by the inability to file timely Annual Reports causing our exchanges to halt the trading of these companies or to delist them.