Joint Chamber – Five Takeaways from China’s New NGO Law

RESCHEDULE TIME: 3:30PM – 5:30PM    Join AustCham Beijing, the British Chamber of Commerce and the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Friday, May 20th for an update on the newly adopted law regulating activities of foreign NGOs in China. At the 20th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People’s Congress on …

Key Considerations in setting up a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise in Mainland China

Introduction A wholly foreign-owned enterprises (“WFOE”) is a company established in Mainland China according to Chinese laws and entirely with foreign capital. As the business environment and the attitude of the authorities towards the WFOE model have changed over the last two to three decades, the setting up of WFOE for trading and servicing businesses …

AustCham Podcast | Discussing Tianjin Real Estate with Jones Lang Lasalle

  Beijing’s coastal neighbour Tianjin has seen rapid development in the last ten years, turning it from a back water into a city of significant importance to the Chinese economy. With this development there has been a total transformation in the Tianjin real estate market. In this first Tianjin themed podcast, AustCham Beijing sits down …

AustCham Podcast | North Queensland Mayors talk tourism and investment with China

  Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk leads a trade and investment mission to China, the mission includes the Mayors of North Queensland communities of Cairns, Townsville, Whitsunday and Mackay. In 2014-2015 two way trade between China and Queensland exceeded $18 million AUD, the mission looks to further diversify relations, with an emphasis on agriculture, education and …

Financial Service Talking Points 16-11-15

SAFE announces reform measures for 2015 Q3 China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange announced a pilot program for MNCs handling of foreign exchange funds will be extended nationwide. The new rules for the management of foreign exchange and debt found that included companies’ costs of funds dropped and they used funds more efficiently. Click here …

AustCham Podcast | Tasmania in China Trade Update from Matthew Groom, Tasmanian Minister for State Growth

  AustCham interviews the Honourable Matthew Groom, Tasmanian Minister for State Growth to provide our members with an update on the State’s engagement with China. China is an important market for Tasmanian exporters and a significant source for inbound investment into Tasmania. There is less of a focus on traditional exports of minerals and resources but significant …