Foreign Investment

CHINESE UPDATE – Update on Cross-Border RMB Investment – MOFCOM Further Opens Up RMB Inbound Investment

Highlights: The RMB-dominated cross-border investment had always been a significant channel to promote the internationalization of RMB. Foreign investors have always been seeking more convenient channels to “spend” their RMB proceeds derived from their investment in China, international trade or other sources in onshore or offshore markets. China’s authorities have made significant developments in 2011 … Continued

Editors’ Note: Contributed by Ms. Fang He, a partner at Jun He and a member of XBMA’s Legal Roundtable. Ms. He has broad experience in international M&A. Authored by Ms. Wei Chen of Jun He. Ms. Chen specializes in cross-border M&A, foreign direct investment, outbound investment, private equity investment and national security review. Ms. Chen has expanded experience in other fields such as the securities market, offshore IPO listings and follow-up offerings. This article was first posted on hk.lexiscnweb.com.

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SPANISH UPDATE – New Opportunities For Foreign Investors In The Real Estate Sector

Highlights The newly-created Spanish “bad bank” (SAREB) has been transferred a EUR 50.8 billion pool of loans and real estate assets from Spanish credit entities that were totally or partially nationalized, as well as the legal mandate to liquidate the entire portfolio in 15 years. A legal framework has been enacted to facilitate the divestment … Continued

Editors’ Note: This paper was contributed by Juan Miguel Goenechea, a partner at Uría Menéndez in Madrid and a member of XBMA’s Legal Roundtable.  As one of Spain’s leading M&A experts, Mr. Goenechea has broad expertise in corporate, banking, finance and securities transactions at the top end of the market. This paper was authored by Uría Menéndez senior associates Pedro Ravina and Diego Montoya.

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SPANISH UPDATE – Foreign Investment in Spain

Executive Summary: Although Spain’s current microeconomic situation is still critical, the macroeconomic framework is more stable; it appears that Spain is once again becoming regarded as a safe jurisdiction for investors.  This stability, together with a steep fall in valuations, is reinvigorating the market, and investors have begun looking at future investment opportunities.  This article, … Continued

Editors’ Note: This paper was contributed by Juan Miguel Goenechea, a partner at Uría Menéndez in Madrid and a member of XBMA’s Legal Roundtable. As one of Spain’s leading M&A experts, Mr. Goenechea has broad expertise in corporate, banking, finance and securities transactions at the top end of the market.  The authors of this paper are Edurne Navarro, partner in charge of Uría Menéndez’s Brussels office and Alfonso Ventoso, partner in Uría Menéndez’s Madrid office.

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