Other Briefings
Hong Kong Expected to Introduce Virtual Asset Licensing Regime in 2026
Hong Kong is preparing to introduce a comprehensive licensing regime for virtual asset service providers covering dealing, custody, advisory, and asset management activities. The framework will significantly raise compliance expectations for operators seeking to serve Hong Kong clients.
Labor Trends and Risk Management in China 2026 – New Publication Out
China’s labor landscape in 2026 reflects a move toward selective hiring, stronger documentation requirements, and increasingly deliberate workforce planning. This edition provides actionable insights for navigating compliance risks and building resilient employment structures.
China Issues New Production Licensing Rules for Infant Formula Liquid Milk
China has released new detailed rules governing production licensing for infant formula liquid milk, tightening regulatory oversight in the special foods sector.
China’s Import and Export Licensing Regime in 2026
China’s 2026 updates to its import and export licensing catalogs introduce new requirements for a wide range of goods. Companies that proactively review classifications and adjust compliance processes will be better positioned to avoid clearance delays and maintain supply chain continuity.
Setting Up a Family Office in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s strategic location, robust financial infrastructure, favorable tax regime, and high quality of life make it an ideal destination for establishing family offices.
China’s New Vehicle Data Export Guidelines: How Automakers Should Prepare
China has released the 2026 Guidelines for the Security of Cross Border Transfer of Vehicle Data, offering industry-specific clarity on data export compliance requirements.
China’s Market Regulator Releases New Guide for Company Name Registration in China
A new guide on company name registration in China provides a clear explanation of the rules on name selection, helping to ensure compliance and avoiding the risk of future disputes.
Qianhai Updates Support for Hong Kong and Macao Medical Institutions
Qianhai has revised its support measures for Hong Kong and Macao medical institutions, introducing enhanced fiscal incentives, clearer eligibility criteria, and stricter compliance requirements to promote long-term, high-quality healthcare development. The updated framework reinforces Qianhai’s role as a key testing ground for cross-border healthcare cooperation and foreign participation within the Greater Bay Area.
