Voluntary deregistration of a company in China is a rigorous process that involves multiple steps and requires adherence to detailed legal provisions. Beyond the statutes, understanding practical implementation nuances is crucial for navigating the procedure effectively. This guide provides a
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Highlights of China’s First Horizontal Merger Review Guidelines
On 10 December 2024, the State Administration for Market Regulation (“SAMR”) released the Guidelines for Review of Horizontal Concentration of Undertakings (“Guidelines”). It is the first time that China publishes guidelines to display the detailed analytical framework, review approach and…
Analysis of Rules for Disputes over Removal of Directors, Supervisors, Senior Management, and Legal Representatives
—— Judicial Practice and Evaluation of the Impact of the “Implementing Measures for the Administration of Company Registration” on Removal Registration Disputes
In order to implement the new requirements for company registration stipulated in the newly revised “Company Law” and…
Facing AI, Employing a Safe Approach

— A Brief Analysis on the AI Safety Governance Framework
1. Background and Structure of AI Framework
On September 9, 2024, the National Technical Committee 260 on Cybersecurity of Standardization Administration of China (“TC260”) has promulgated the AI[1] Safety…
Trends and Developments Module of China Chapter for the Chambers and Partners Sanctions 2024 Global Practice Guide
The Impact of Recent US Financial Institution Sanctions on Chinese Financial Institutions and Suggestions for Response
The impact of US Presidential Executive Order No 14114 on Chinese financial institutions
On 22 December 2023, the President of the United States signed…
Law and Practice Module of China Chapter for the Chambers and Partners Sanctions 2024 Global Practice Guide
1. Trends and Overview
1.1 Sanctions Market
In the past 12 months, the sanctions sector has undergone significant changes and growth, with a notable increase in US sanctions imposed on Chinese companies. This surge reflects the escalating geopolitical tensions between…
SAMR Merger Control Statistics in the First Half of 2024
On July 30, 2024, China’s merger control authority, the State Administration for Market Regulation (“SAMR”), released its official statistics on the merger review cases in China in the first half of 2024. This note outlines the key statistics published by…
Reappraisal of Fork in the Road Clauses: Shifting the Emphasis from Formalism to Substantialism
“Fork in the Road” (“FITR”) clauses, included in significant investment treaties, “provide that the investor must choose between the litigation of its claims in the host State’s domestic courts or through international arbitration and that the choice, once made, is…
Pre-Arbitration Asset Preservation in Mainland China for Hong Kong Seated Arbitration: HKIAC Practices Explored
1. Introduction
For most plaintiffs and claimants, initiating dispute resolution process or achieving favorable judgment or arbitral award is not always the ultimate goal. The fundamental value of the dispute resolution process lies in obtaining the recoveries through such mechanisms.…
Reappraisal of Fork in the Road Clauses: Shifting the Emphasis from Formalism to Substantialism
“Fork in the Road” (“FITR”) clauses, included in significant investment treaties, “provide that the investor must choose between the litigation of its claims in the host State’s domestic courts or through international arbitration and that the choice, once made, is…