China’s Insolvency Law and Interegional Cooperation

Chapter 1 Introduction
Possibility of Cooperation on a Regional Level
Lack of a Regional Cross-border Insolvency Framework
Structure of the Book
Chapter 2 China’s Special Political Regime and Current Regional Cross-border Legal Cooperation
Introduction
Political Integration
Economic Integration
Current Legal Cooperation within the Four Regions
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Diverse Cross-border Insolvency Systems among the Four Regions
Introduction
The Mainland Approach
Hong Kong Approach
Macao Cross-border Insolvency System
Taiwan Cross-border Insolvency System
Conclusion
Chapter 4 Regulation versus. Model Law: A Comparative Review on Key Aspects
Introduction
COMI
Recognition and Reliefs
Cooperation and Communication
BREXIT and Its Influences
Conclusion
Chapter 5 Solutions Tailored into a Chinese Context: A Balanced Way
Introduction
Recommendation 1 -- Guiding Principle
Comments to Recommendation 1
Recommendation 2 – Overriding Objective
Comments to Recommendation 2
Recommendation 3: Form and Scope
Comments to Recommendation 3
Recommendation 4: Recognition and Reliefs
Comments to Recommendation 4
Recommendation 5: Public Policy
Comments to Recommendation 5
Recommendation 6 – Cooperation and Communication (single debtor and enterprise groups)
Comments to Recommendation 6
Recommendation 7 – Cross-border Insolvency Agreements
Comments to Recommendation 7
Recommendation 8 – Functional Dispute Settlement Mechanism
Comments to Recommendation 8
Recommendation 9 - Inter-Regional Case Register
Comments to Recommendation 9
Recommendation 10 – Independent Intermediaries: Separate Arrangement for Cross-strait Insolvency Cooperation (The Mainland and Taiwan)
Comments to Recommendation 10
Conclusion
Summary
Annex
Index