China Company Law Guide Corporate Governance (written in Simplified Chinese)

Author: Eric J. Jiang; Lin (Linda) Bao; Yu (Reginald) Han
Publisher: CCH Hong Kong
ISBN: empty-145
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf
Jurisdiction: China ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This books starts with a summary of corporate governance theories for practical purposes. It will then study corporate governance institutions, stakeholders in corporate governance, external supervisory authorities, and common corporate governance affairs. It will go further on studying corporate governance issues specific to listed companies, foreign invested companies, state-owned companies and commercial banks.

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Involves a theoretic study of corporate governance by discussing the concept of corporate governance, basic models of corporate governance, historical evolvement of corporate governance, legal basis of corporate governance and principles of corporate governance
Studies the establishments and operations of the shareholders meeting, the board of directors, the supervisory board, the senior management and internal corporate governance institutions.
Analyses the relevant stakeholders and their stakes, including discussions on shareholders, creditors, employees and corporate social responsibilities.
Discusses external supervisory authorities frequently encountered by companies in China, such as the tax authority and the administration for industry and commerce.
Dynamically studies corporate governance by discussing the affairs most often discussed in the conference rooms of the board of directors and the management, such as labor management, contract management, and intellectual property management.
Discusses corporate governance issues specific to Listed companies, foreign invested companies, state-owned companies, and commercial banks respectively.
To further the dynamic studies of corporate governance, the authors of this book also plan to add one chapter immediately after the chapter on common corporate governance affairs and will entitle it as “Special Corporate Governance Affairs”. The new chapter will study, within the structure of this book, special corporate governance affairs such as corporate restructuring, mergers, acquisitions and integrations, initial public offering, bankruptcy and liquidation

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