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It is now a matter of only months before the new Foreign Investment Law (FIL) is set to replace existing foreign direct investment laws. The ambition to simplify in-bound investment, level the playing field between foreign and domestic investment and increase flexibility in Chinese investments is generally welcomed. However, there is still significant uncertainty as to how this very short piece of legislation will replace current rules and integrate with existing procedures.
Join our Dragon Partner Mannheimer Swartling to discuss the highlights of the FIL, including:
- How will the FIL impact existing joint ventures and other enterprises?
- What steps should I take to prepare for its implementation?
- What impact will the FIL have for new business ventures in China?
Thank you to Volvo Experience Center (Beijing Yansha) for the venue.
Agenda
Speakers
Lucas
Jonsson
Partner at Mannheimer Swartling
Lucas Jonsson lives in Shanghai and is the head of Mannheimer Swartling operations in Shanghai. Lucas has extensive experience in international projects and client relationships in particular M & A, commercial agreements and cross-border investments. Furthermore, he advises clients on a regular basis in risk and crisis management, and lead different types of investigations related to business ethics and compliance, including those initiated by whistleblowers. Lucas is also the Vice Chairman of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China and chairman of the Shanghai Chapter.
Sponsors and Partners
Dragon Partners
A special thanks to our Dragon Partners for supporting the Swedish business community in China.
Handelsbanken Beijing Rep. Office
Handelsbanken is one of the leading banks in the Nordic region and Europe’s most cost-effective bank and one of the most solid and profitable banks in the world. Since 1989, when the first customer survey was conducted, we have had the most satisfied customers among the major Nordic banks.
http://www.handelsbanken.com/
