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New Chinese regulations allow foreign investors to use offshore RMB funds to make direct investments into China.

On 23 May 2014, the Court of First Instance ordered Hong Kong accounting firm Ernst & Young (EY) to produce documents relating to a PRC company, Standard Water Limited (the "Company"), to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).

A series of labor conflicts that erupted in China earlier this year may signal the end of an era of cheap labor and the beginning of a more challenging labor environment for foreign-invested enterprises ("FIEs").

The recent passing of the 'Renewables Law' is set to turn China into a global heavyweight in the future development of the renewable energy sector.

The purchasing power of the Chinese middle class is reshaping the world's market for luxury brands, tourism, real estate, and private investments.

Chinese, and indeed all non-Canadian, investors who plan to invest in Canada through the establishment or acquisition of a Canadian business, must pay careful attention to the Investment Canada Act (ICA).

On 16 January 2016, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) was declared open for business at its inaugural meeting in Beijing.

40 years on from China's first efforts to open up the economy in the form of the Shenzhen special economic zone (SEZ), the country is poised to replicate that success on a grander scale.

Until very recently, the ability of foreign companies to engage in wholesale and retail trade in China has been extremely limited. Companies with an established production operation in China have always been able to import raw materials and have been encouraged to export their products, but access to the wholesale and retail markets by foreign investors was limited by geographic barriers, requirements that foreign companies engaging in such activities have large international annual sales volume

Welcome to this new edition of China Insight. This publication aims to keep you regularly informed of the most recent and substantial regulatory changes being introduced in China.

At the global level, funds of funds (FOFs) are playing an increasingly important role in environmental, social and corporate governance ("ESG") by incorporating ESG systems into the risk identification and management systems of their sub-funds.

In this post, we offer some Q&A on the basics of China foreign exchange.

China's unified bond market now comprises the inter-bank market, exchange market, and commercial bank counter market; among these, the inter-bank market serves as the principal market...

本文从实务角度，结合实践操作，就向合格投资者公开发行公司债券（小公募）相关的法律核查要点进行简述。

This article focuses on investment structuring and best practices in structuring a foreign-invested company in China.

On July 18, 2008, the Ministry of Commerce ("MOFCOM") and the Ministry of Land and Resources ("MOLAR") jointly promulgated the Measures for the Administration of the Foreign-invested Mineral Exploration (the "Measures").

The Ministry of Construction ("MOC") recently issued the Administrative Measures on Concession Arrangements for Municipal Public Utilities ("the Concession Arrangements"), which guide local governments on how to promote concession arrangements for local public utility services in the water, natural gas, public transportation (including expressways, subway lines, light rail, and bus routes), and sewage and waste treatment industries.