China's new M&A rules: no sign of relaxation

In blow to hopes of liberalisation, economic regulator's draft rules on outbound investment show no signs of easing grip. Deals worth over $300 million will have to be reported.
China's new M&A rules: no sign of relaxation

China's firms will have to report all outbound acquisitions worth $300 million to China's central economic planner as part of extensive new draft rules released on Friday.

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