Other Briefings
Personal Information Protection Audits in China: Final Measures Effective May 1
China’s Cyberspace Administration has unveiled the final rules on conducting personal information protection audits. The new measures, which require fewer companies to conduct less frequent audits than the draft version, offer an opportunity for businesses to strengthen compliance.
China’s Labor Law: Key Developments in 2024 and Trends to Watch in 2025
This article provides a review of China’s major labour law developments in 2024 and an outlook on what to expect in 2025.
Cross-Border Data Transfers – New Draft Measures Clarify Personal Information Protection Certification
China’s new draft measures provide clarity on the certification process for personal information protection in cross-border data transfers (CBDT).
China Industries to Watch in 2025
China industries to watch in 2025 review starts from the country’s strategic focus on green energy, electric vehicles, AI, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing, all presenting lucrative opportunities for foreign businesses and investors.
New Guide for Cross-Border Personal Data Transfers in the GBA: A Roadmap for Compliance and Security
The Technical Committee for Information Security Technology (TC260) has released a new guide to standardize cross-border personal data transfers between the Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA). This guide introduces enhanced security standards and mutual recognition mechanisms, aiming to facilitate smoother data flows while ensuring robust protection of personal information.
China’s FDI Trends 2024: Key Sources, Destinations, and Sectors
This article navigates China’s FDI trends and government initiatives shaping China’s FDI landscape, providing insights for foreign investors.
China Issues New Regulations on Network Data Security Management, Effective January 1, 2025
On September 30, 2024, China announced the new Network Data Security Management Regulations, effective January 1, 2025, aimed at enhancing data security and privacy while establishing compliance requirements for both domestic and international entities.
European Business in China: Insights From the EU Chamber’s Position Paper 2024/2025
The Position Paper makes several recommendations for policymakers to address the challenges identified and possible solutions. Proactive EU engagement and strategic adjustments are needed to navigate the evolving market landscape effectively.
