Outbound Investment

CHINESE UPDATE – Outbound Investment — Managing risks and exiting with grace

Published on: November 11 2016
Contributed by: Susan Ning, King & Wood Mallesons (Beijing)

Executive Summary/Highlights: China’s outward foreign direct investment (FDI) has increased substantially over the past decade.  At US$111.5 billion in total in 2015, outbound FDI exceeded inbound FDI for the second year running.  Aided by the creation of new / simplified regulatory channels, China’s outbound FDI is expected to grow more than 10% per year for … Continued

Editors’ Note: Susan Ning, a member of XBMA’s Legal Roundtable, contributed this paper.  Ms. Ning heads King & Wood Commercial and Regulatory Group and is widely recognized as one of the leading experts in the field, with many years of experience working with MOFCOM to secure merger clearance.  This article was authored by King & Wood Mallesons partner Neil Carabine, of the firm’s Hong Kong office.

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CHINESE UPDATE – NDRC Will Deregulate Outbound Investment Review and Relax Sensitive Project Review

Published on: June 1 2016
Contributed by: Fang He, JunHe LLP (Beijing)

Highlights NDRC launches Draft for Comment for Order 9, which proposes further relaxation measures on PRC outbound investment. The controversial “road-pass” requirement might be alleviated. Approval procedure and application documents for the approval of Sensitive Projects may be simplified. Main Article Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (“NDRC“) launches Draft for Comment of Measures for … Continued

Editor's Note: Contributed by Ms. Fang He, a partner at JunHe and a member of XBMA's Legal Roundtable. Ms. He has broad experience in cross-border M&A, private equity, trust and assets management. This article was authored by Ms. Fang He and Ms. Runze Li. Ms. Li is an associate at JunHe.

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