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Employment issues have often vexed many foreign investors in China and few disputes are more damaging to a foreign investment in China than an employment dispute.

Decades of dramatic economic growth propelled the People's Republic of China into the world's largest economy.

The insolvency proceedings of the Lehman Brothers' group of companies worldwide ("Group") are among the most complicated ones we have seen.

Is it possible for a debtor company to issue debt (such as bonds) and contractually agree for that debt to rank lower in priority than debts owed by a company to other unsecured creditors?

Profitable or potentially profitable PRC domestic enterprises are now very sought-after acquisition targets for foreign investors and venture capital funds.

The Inland Revenue Ordinance ("IRO") generally prohibits any deduction in respect of any expenditure of a capital nature for the purpose of computing assessable profits. As a result, the costs of acquiring land upon which a commercial or industrial building is erected is non-deductible.

This article brings to light the necessity for tightening controls for corporate service providers and trust management companies in Hong Kong.

Since the beginning of the global financial crisis, politicians, the media and people on the street have engaged in a series of "blame games" to point fingers and punish those responsible for their own economic ills.

A recent decision of the English Court of Appeal should provide relief to counterparties who have nominated different courts as having jurisdiction in multiple related agreements.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that banks in Asian emerging markets are in need of capital

The CFA's judgment usefully clarifies the construction of the Exemption for investment advisers.

The global financial crisis was without doubt a watershed, impacting companies and investors alike and bringing with it sweeping changes to the regulation of banks.

Both the Singapore and Hong Kong markets are keenly watching in anticipation the coming into play of dual class shares ('DCS') and the effect it will have on the growth of the stock market scene in Asia.

Dual-class shares may now be listed in Hong Kong, with Xiaomi as the first dual-class share structure to have listed

On 21 March 2014, The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited published amendments to the connected transaction rules.

Over reliance on sales/revenue targets in evaluating performance should be avoided.

In less than three months, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has adopted all proposals for GEM listing reform from the consultation paper issued in September 2023, with only minor amendments.