Background
Chinese Outbound Investment slowed down in 2017 after the rapid rise in 2016. One of the reasons for this is that China has tightened administrative reviews for capital outflows, including outbound foreign direct investment (OFDI). The new policy has re-shaped the composition of deal flow for investors, industries and other entities.
This is a policy that is unlikely to be removed any time soon and poses challenges for Chinese investors involved in cross border M&A. Are there any practical solutions to the challenges that this policy creates? What are the best practices from a legal and financing perspective? How does this change the funding of cross border M&A? This seminar will provide attendees with the opportunity to hear from a lawyer and banker who have hands-on experiences in cross-border transaction. They will shed light on this topic and share their experiences in case studies.
Agenda
|
13:30-14:00 |
Registration |
|
14:00-14:05 |
Welcome Remark Weifeng Ma, Director, China Outbound, China-Britain Business Council |
|
14:05-15:00 |
Cross border deal structuring and case studies Yu Chengzhi, Partner, Grandall Law Firm |
|
15:00-15:45 |
Financing solutions for cross border transactions Yang Chen, Assistant General Manager of International Business Department, Bank of Shanghai Head Office |
|
15:45-17:00 |
Networking |
17F, Garden Square, 968 West Beijing Road
968 W Nanjing Rd, Room 1708
Shanghai, Shanghai 200040-200040
China
