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China crackdown affecting WFOE applications

Toby Yiu
Uncertainty is rife over foreign asset managers' moves to set up wholly foreign-owned entities in China thanks to the recent suspension of investment company registrations.
China crackdown affecting WFOE applications

The recent suspension of investment company registrations in China has sparked uncertainty around foreign asset managers’ moves to set up wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOEs) on the mainland. 

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