The Chinese legislature finally passed the long-awaited revision of the country’s main antitrust statute, the Anti-Monopoly Law (AML). Just a working day after, the Chinese antitrust authority launched a public consultation process to revise six AML implementing rules. The “package” of the revised AML and the draft AML implementing regulations catapult Chinese antitrust law onto the next level – “China antitrust 2.0” if you want. The package will have a profound impact on companies doing business in China.
Policy briefing: China releases further regulations on cross-border data transfers
China’s cybersecurity and IT landscape is governed by three major laws and regulations being the: Cybersecurity Law (“CSL”); Data Security Law (“DSL”); and Personal Information Protection Law (“PIPL”). Over the past month, the various regulatory bodies in China have circulated further measures and guidelines in regards to the cross-border transfer of data, handling of data, and the definition of “important data”.
Letter from Managing Director: looking to the future
Last month at our AGM, it was announced I will be stepping down as Managing Director of the British Chamber […]
Why advocacy matters – successes in government and media engagement
Advocacy works - find out how the Chamber has been supporting British businesses, advocating for their key issues, and engaging with the media.
What can the UK learn from China’s EV industry?
China is the largest EV market in the world - find out what the key issues and opportunities are and what the UK can learn from the Chinese EV industry.
Introducing the candidates running for the British Chamber’s Executive Committee for 2022-23
Cast your vote for your new Executive Committee