Adv. Tehila Levy Lati gave a fascinating lecture from her extensive experience working in China at a conference held in the framework of the international forum of ZAG-S&W and ACC Israel.
April 4, 2016
With China’s recent years of fast growth in the background, it is not surprising that the state continues to break records, preserving its position as the country with the greatest number of online visitors. (in hebrew)
NEEQ is an over-the-counter (OTC) market launched throughout China at the end of 2012 and currently includes more than 3,000 registered companies (mostly in Shenzhen and Shanghai), which raised more than 18 billion Yuan in 2015. (in hebrew)
In spite of many changes China has experienced in recent years, many differences still remain between Chinese and western cultural and business thinking. In this post I will focus on one of the best known and most important of such differences, which is the different significance of executing contracts in China. (in hebrew)
NEEQ is an over-the-counter (OTC) market launched throughout China at the end of 2012 and currently includes more than 3,000 registered companies (mostly in Shenzhen and Shanghai), which raised more than 18 billion Yuan in 2015. (in hebrew)
Why are foreign internet companies uneasy about recent legislative updates in China? Fast technological advances in China and increased use of websites and apps by consumers pose new challenges for the government in the realms of big data, privacy and data protection. (in hebrew)
Adv. Tehila Levi-Lati lectured about Israeli Technologies in China at last week’s China International Technology Transfer Convention (China ITTC) in Beijing.
The China ITTC is hosted every year by the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology and the Beijing Municipal People’s Government.
This year, hundreds of participants attended the convention, including leading companies in various industries, business people and investors from countries all over the world.”
After a 3 years trial run in the free trade zones only, foreign investments in China have been greatly simplified nationwide by adopting a record-filing administration mechanism. (in Hebrew).
China’s non-financial outbound investments reached more than $ 146 billion in 2016. In order to ensure RMB outflow remain controlled, Chinese authorities announced on stricter supervisory measures towards outbound investment. (in Hebrew)