The Biden administration has requested public comment on a proposed framework restricting outbound investment by U.S. persons in certain Chinese sectors.
Amidst a wave of high-profile #MeToo related allegations in Taiwan, the Cabinet has approved legislative amendments specifically aimed at addressing power-based harassment, targeting work...
On June 1, 2023, Hong Kong’s licensing regime for virtual asset trading platforms came into force, following the SFC’s Consultation Conclusions published on May 23, 2023 setting out t...
Davis Polk partner Martin Rogers, counsel Jonathan Chang and associate Clement Sung authored “Asian private equity and international arbitration: key current issues” in The Asia-Pacif...
In a recent determination, the Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal reviewed the handling of disciplinary proceedings by the Securities and Futures Commission and revisited procedural ...
The Hong Kong Court of Appeal has reversed a lower court decision holding the Hong Kong Police’s no consent regime in respect of anti-money laundering (AML) suspicious transaction repor...
There have been two significant developments in China in 2023 focused on combating workplace sexual harassment (a) the revised Law on the Protection of Women’s Rights and Interests, and...
The Hong Kong Court recently revisited the legal principles of costs orders against non-parties in Hydrotech Waterproofing Solutions Limited v Shun Yuen Construction Company [2023] HKCFI ...
On 20 February 2023, the Hong Kong SFC published a Consultation Paper setting out the proposed regulatory requirements for licensed Virtual Asset Service Providers under the new regime, t...
Davis Polk partner Zach Zweihorn served as the contributing editor for the 2023 edition of Getting the Deal Through: Financial Services Compliance, a reference guide enabling side-by-side...
