China:
Implications Of China's Blocking Statutes In Cross-Border Transactions
02 December 2021
Winston & Strawn LLP
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The various blocking statutes launched in China in recent years
can be challenging to deal-makers in mergers and acquisitions and
securities transactions involving Chinese parties. Under the
complex and evolving framework, the transfer of data and personal
information across Chinese borders is subject to thorough scrutiny,
which, however, is not an insurmountable obstacle.
In this video (length: 3'31"), Jacob Clark, Foreign
Counsel at Yuanda, Winston's strategic alliance partner in
China, provides examples of the implications that require a
tailored legal strategy. Click here to watch the video.
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