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A quick look at registered capital under China Company Law

In China, under Company Law of the People’s Republic of China (2014), there is no required minimum amount for registered capital to establish a limited liability company in China. Although special industries may specify a minimum amount such as in finance, securities and insurance.

The total amount of capital registered is not required to be contributed by the shareholders into the entity. Rather, the registered capital refers to the total amount to be paid by the shareholders, as stipulated in the […]

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China Collaborative Group (CCG) news release announcing the cross-border advisory collective’s official formation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT & INFORMATION:
China Collaborative Group (CCG)
David Pandt (d.pandt@horizons-advisory.com)
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CHINA COLLABORATIVE GROUP (CCG) FORMS TO PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES
FOR CHINA INBOUND AND OUTBOUND CROSS-BORDER INVESTMENT DEALS

18 November 2018, Shanghai — The China Collaborative Group (CCG) has officially formed as an advisory collective. CCG works with cross-border investors, and their counterparts, on business deals connected to China’s “One Belt, One Road” initiative (OBOR), and other global economic platforms.

The National Development and […]

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The importance of supervisors in corporate governance: high trust and understanding

Under Company Law of the People’s Republic of China (revised 2018), the corporate governance of a limited liability company shall include shareholders, a board of directors and senior officers. Previously, we reflected on the corporate governance structure and responsibilities. Here, we focus on the importance of the board of supervisors or supervisor in a limited liability company.

The board of supervisors or sole supervisor is an internal corporate supervision system established to protect the interest of a company’s shareholders. It […]

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