Date: Friday 21 May 2010
Despite the significant fall-off in global FDI, investment into China continues to grow rapidly with Chinese domestic consumption fuelling much of the appetite. While reasons for inbound investment have evolved, with consequent changes to the nature of transactions, so too has the regulatory environment within China with maturing regimes for particular industries, the Foreign Investment Catalogue and the first landmark rulings under the Anti-Monopoly Law implemented last year. The panel explain the implications for inbound investors from these developments.
Speakers: Corporate partners Kathy Honeywood (London and Shanghai), Emma Davies (Shanghai), Terence Foo (Beijing), together with Stephen Harder (Shanghai and Beijing).