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China’s Ministry of Commerce, responsible for merger control, has issued criteria to identify whether simple mergers are eligible for fast-track procedures.

Asia's economic landscape in 2025 presents a complex interplay of opportunity and transformation, driven by evolving trade relationships, technological investment, and regulatory developments. As artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and cross-border capital flows reshape industries, governments introduce new policies affecting data governance, intellectual property, and financial markets. Loeb & Loeb's Asia practice navigates this dynamic environment, providing strategic counsel across capital market

2017年3月1日，中国证券投资基金业协会（"基金业协会"）正式发布《私募投资基金服务业务管理办法（试行）》（"《服务办法》"），自发布之日起&#

On September 10, 2012, the Ministry of Land and Resources of the People’s Republic of China announced the commencement of China’s second round of shale gas bidding.

A US auto firm's purchase of its Chinese distributor shows foreign investment resilience & rising vertical integration.

Discusses the most common issues noticed when completing legal due diligence on Chinese M&A targets.

On February 12, 2014, China's Ministry of Commerce announced the implementation of its simplified merger-review program.

In two cases decided in 2012 and 2014, Chinese courts extended the way in which sellers and buyers can agree on various structures to bridge a potential value gap.

In the August 2006 issue of the China Law Bulletin, we reported that the Provisions for Foreign Investors to Merge and Acquire Domestic Enterprises (the MA Rules) require approval by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

Chinese foreign exchange regulations restrict the activities of foreign companies in China. To ease these restrictions, the State Administration for Foreign Exchange has introduced various new regulations over the past few months.

China's Ministry of Commerce on April 16, 2013 announced the clearance of the acquisition by Glencore International plc of Xstrata plc subject to certain remedies.

Companies subject to a merger notification obligation in China have long been frustrated by the extensive delays beyond the 30-day Phase 1 period even for simple, non-controversial transactions.

Gun-jumping refers to the practice of implementing a merger/acquisition prior to obtaining a necessary antitrust clearance(s). Such practices are prohibited in many countries and may result in substantial fines.

China’s Ministry of Commerce ("MOFCOM") issued on August 25, 2011 the "Rules on the Implementation of the National Security Review Mechanisms" (the "New SR Implementation Rules"《商务部实施外国投资者并购境内企业安全审查制度的规定》).

The investment directive issued by the Chinese government in December 2013 has led to a wave of new regulations aimed at promoting Chinese investments abroad.

金诚同达高级合伙人贺国良在2026观点物业暨城市服务大会上发表主题演讲，深入剖析内地物业企业港股上市过程中面临的投资并购、保底发行、场

Contrary to common perception that Reverse Takeover (RTO) Rules normally come into play when an acquisition (or series of acquisitions spanning a 36-month period) amounts to a 'Very Substantial Acquisition' or at least a 'Major Transaction' under the Listing Rules.