China extends company law reforms to FIEs
China’s Ministry of Commerce has issued new rules that lower the market entry level for foreign invested enterprise, easing bureaucracy for treasurers and finance teams dealing with foreign debt quotas.
The Ministry of Commerce intends to make it easier for non-Chinese treasurers and CFOs to register a company and administer foreign debt quotas in China, according to a Notice on Improving Foreign Investment Approval Administration issued on June 24.
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