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December 2017/January 2018

Accolades and challenges

Compliance, legaltech, and Deals of the year 2017

State immunity

The doctrine of state immunity and how it is interpreted

SOE participation in material asset restructurings of listed companies (Part 1)

By Du Lili and Zhao Yuanyuan, Grandway Law Offices

Exceptions to the bearing of limited liability by shareholders

By Pan Xiang and Liu Yujia, AnJie Law Firm

Analysis of “de jure investment, de facto loan” disputes

By Yang Wenjun and Chen Xiaofeng, Boss & Young

Financial institutions to raise the ratio of foreign shareholding

By Jennifer Zhang and Hu Anran, East & Concord Partners

SEB v. PRB and Tall & Stout

By Zhang Shuhua, Wanhuida Peksung

Deals of the Year 2017

Legal efforts in outstanding deals and cases

Protecting trade secrets in China

By Zhang Zhongbo (Aaron), Wintell & Co

“Fictitious self-employment” in Switzerland

By Marc Ph. Prinz and Gian Geel, VISCHER

Overview of Chinese investment in Japan

By Feng Jianjian and Zhang Bo, Jingtian & Gongcheng

Compliance alerts

Chinese companies must watch rising US regulatory pressure

Models of share incentive plans of non-public companies

By Jiang Fengtao and Zheng Min, Hengdu Law Firm
an article on ai and legal tech

Legal begets AI

How tech is reshaping the traditional legal services industry

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CORRESPONDENTS

Traditional opera lineage's IP protection

IP protection in traditional opera lineage

By Jiang Shen and Zhao Yao, Jingtian & Gongcheng

Preparing for Hong Kong’s paperless securities regime

By Stella Yeung and Stephen Luo, Jingtian & Gongcheng

How can minority shareholders seek relief from profit hoarding?

By Jiang Xuan and Yang Yue, Zhong Lun Law Firm

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CBLJ Forum Beijing 2026

CBLJ Forum Beijing 2026

More than 70 legal experts and industry leaders shared insights at our Beijing forum, exploring solutions to businesses’ key legal challenges

China’s new environmental code

Bundled and binding

China’s Ecological and Environmental Code is set to reshape the regulatory landscape. In-house counsel and environmental lawyers unpack expanding obligations, interconnected liabilities and management exposure

不容有瑕

No flaws allowed

While stock exchanges lower barriers to atrract emerging sector issuers, regulators focus on accountability of listco and intermediaries at the top corporate level

PRACTITIONERS' PERSPECTIVES

Key takeaways from China’s new Ecological and Environmental Code

By Audrey Tao and Shen Haixiang, Hylands Law Firm
Solar wind businesses compliance frameworks

Environmental compliance frameworks for renewable businesses

By Li Zhiheng, Kangda Law Firm

Preserving listing status against delisting red line

By Xu Zhiyuan, Tahota Law Firm

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