Other Briefings
China Introduces New Policy Measures to Facilitate the Movement of Residents
China’s National Immigration Administration has introduced a range of measures to simplify entry and exit procedures, extend business stays, and address tourism needs, aligning with the vision of a more integrated Greater Bay Area.
China Announces Industrial Equipment Upgrading Action Plan
China announced an ambitious action plan for industrial equipment upgrading, which aims to drive technological innovation and economic growth through extensive investment and regulatory support. We highlight the key details and takeaways from the plan.
China to Relax Foreign Ownership Limits in Value-Added Telecommunication Services
China has launched a pilot program in specific regions to relax foreign ownership restrictions on certain value-added telecommunication services. The program aims to attract foreign investment and boost market activity.
China’s Draft Certification Standards for Cross-Border Personal Information Transfer (Updated)
China’s standards committee has begun soliciting feedback on standards for third-party agencies to certify companies for personal information export.
Cross-Border Data Transfer – New Measures Clarify Security Review Requirements
China has released long-awaited measures detailing requirements for security assessments for transferring data out of the country.
China’s Standard Contract Measures for Personal Information Export – Additional Guidelines Released
The CAC has adopted measures for the streamlined “Standard Contract” procedure for exporting personal information. Here’s how it works.
A Guide to China’s New Company Law for Foreign Investors – New Publication Out Now
China’s New Company Law has far-reaching implications for businesses. In this publication, we guide foreign investors through the changes of the New Company Law for existing and new FIEs and relevant stakeholders.
Case Study: Strategy and Timing for Success in Cross-Border Dispute Resolution
Cross-border disputes have been increasing in China. This case study serves as a practical illustration of the available courses of action for foreign suppliers when their Chinese counterparts default on payments.
