PitchBook reports that even though 2022’s dry powder was lower than in either 2020 and 2021, a significant amount of capital has been deployed and remains to be deployed, including in deals involving Chinese companies and assets in China owned by U.S and non-Chinese companies. We know this because we are part of some of
Even though China private equity (PE) activity has cooled down (see here and here), our law firm has even this year been involved in many U.S. PE transactions involving China entities, employees, and assets. These deals are typically conducted at the U.S. entity level between two private equity groups, with the seller in each instance
Blockchain technologies are inherently international, and China has had its share of news lately. I have spoken on China and web3 from both business and national security perspectives. These new technologies present challenges and opportunities both inside and outside China. This post focuses on the for-profit blockchain developments and opportunities in China.
We have put the kibosh on many China-related deals, and that is what this post is about, especially in this environment with financially distressed companies popping up all around thanks to the trade war and Covid. For ease of explanation and to camouflage the identities of those involved, I have amalgamated a bunch of them into one. This scenario is incredibly typical, including the retirement of the owner precipitating the need for the deal.
Contents of this Article: Mexico is Highly Focused on the USMCA Mexican Agriculture Has Lessons for the U.S. and Beyond Mexican Manufacturing Cannot Replace China Yet Mexican Business Leaders are Ready in Spite of Their Government Utah is Focused on Mexico’s Success as a Solution to Several Problems All together now: “¡Bienvenidos a México!” The
Al final de cada año natural, muchas organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro, incluidas las de China, empiezan a estar más presentes en el punto de mira de todo el mundo. Recientemente he asesorado a una organización sin ánimo de lucro que quería establecer de alguna manera sus operaciones en China. Técnicamente, se trata de una organización sin ánimo de lucro estadounidense (501(c)(6)), en lugar de una organización benéfica sin ánimo de lucro 501(c)(3), pero yo utilizo
Aumentan los cierres de empresas WFOE en China Los cierres y ceses de actividad de las empresas WFOE en China están aumentando debido a la desaceleración económica del país, al deterioro de sus relaciones con el resto del mundo y a las dificultades y riesgos que conlleva enviar personal a China. Hay un viejo dicho que dice que a los abogados les va bien tanto en los buenos tiempos como en los malos, pero no en los tiempos
Es fundamental saber cómo gestionar las operaciones en China sin caer bajo el control del Gobierno chino, y las empresas que deseen hacer negocios en ese país deben decidir qué significa para ellas el mercado chino y qué están dispuestas a arriesgar. Las empresas que deseen hacer negocios en China deben decidir qué significa para ellas el mercado chino y qué están dispuestas a arriesgar. No hay forma de evitar por completo el riesgo regulatorio en China, pero dependiendo de su producto o servicio y de la propensión al riesgo de su empresa y de sus propietarios, siempre hay una forma de avanzar. La cuestión de cómo controlar sus operaciones en China es solo una de las muchas preguntas que hay que plantearse.
Doing business in or with Taiwan is likelier to get tougher for those who also do business in or with China. As China ramps up its attempts to pressure and intimidate Taiwan, we expect it to expand the scope of what is unacceptable cooperation with Taiwan's government. If political donations to Taiwan's governing party are verboten, why not paying taxes? Or establishing a company in Taiwan? Or selling equipment to Taiwan's military? Or even simply doing business in or with Taiwan?
Ahora más que nunca es necesario llevar a cabo una diligencia debida de las empresas chinas.
