China’s Latest Laws and Regulations in June 2013, II

V. The State Council Has Issued Amended Regulations on the Administration of Foreign-Funded Insurance Companies.

On June 8, 2013, the State Council issued amended Regulations on the Administration of Foreign-Funded Insurance Companies (Order No. 336), which will take effect on August 1, 2013. The amendments are comprised of two paragraphs. The first paragraph of Article 7 has been revised to “the minimum amount of registered capital of a joint venture and wholly foreign invested insurance company is RMB twenty million or convertible currency in equivalent.” The second paragraph of Article 7 has been revised to read, “a foreign-funded insurance company shall allot no less than RMB twenty million of working capital to its branch.” The regulation of “contribution of a foreign-funded insurance company shall be convertible currency” is deleted.

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What Legal Risk May Come to Companies Enrolled in the Non Bank Loan in China?

(By Albert Chen) The capital shortage is inevitable during the company operation, and many operators could be head aching with the financing. Due to the strict demands and procedures for the credit approval in the banks, the company may suffer from the refusal of loan application or delay in lending. At that time, the non-bank loan could play another main role in the company financing. Then what risks may come to foreign invested companies as they enrolled in the non-bank loan when running business in China? Please check today’s post for the answer.

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