Please join Fangda Partner where we will discuss the key legal issues relating to the opening-up of China's financial sector, especially those in the investment management and Fintech industries.

The Guernsey Government has signed a Statement of Cooperation with the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Financial Work.

Guernsey's credentials as an international funds centre have been showcased to the leading asset management groups in China.

On June 30, 2016, the Asset Management Association of China ("AMAC") released the Q&A Regarding Registration and Filing of Private Funds (No. 10) ("Q&A No. 10")...

The Interpretation on Issues of Application of Laws with respect to Disputes on Financial Leasing Contracts came into force on 1 March 2014.

The world relies heavily on China for its supply chains and access to strategic resources. Whilst the geopolitical risk may be increasing, a complete decoupling is still undesirable for most companies.

Affected by the pandemic, secondary market activities of domestic non-performing assets (NPAs) have decreased significantly, making disposal remarkably more difficult.

As well as the rapid development of Internet finance, the assets that feed into the creation of IFP are also expanding

Chinese companies continue strategically deploying capital overseas.