[Overseas Investment] Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation
2022. 7. 27
[Overseas Investment] Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation
In recent years, with the global situation impacted by the ongoing pandemic, avoiding risks that are part of the overseas investment process has become increasingly difficult. How can enterprises “go global” better and faster in these turbulent times?
To address these and other issues, the “Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation (2021)” (RECP Special Issue), which was prepared with the participation of A&Z Law Firm, was recently officially released at the Shanghai “Going Global” Enterprises Symposium.
The Guide has been compiled by the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce and Shanghai Overseas Rescue Service Center (Shanghai Foreign Economic and Technical Exchange Center), focusing on significant RECP member countries such as the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia.
A&Z Law Firm had the pleasure of jointly working with MahWengKwai & Associates Law Firm, on the Malaysia chapter of the “Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation (2021)”. This effort was led by Mr. Andrew Zhang, Senior Partner and Head of Logistics and Overseas Investment Department at A&Z Law Firm. Mr. Zhang has a rich experience working with Chinese enterprises, who wish to invest in overseas countries. MahWengKwai & Associates Law Firm from Malaysia, cooperation partner of A&Z, recommended by Legal500 for Dispute Resolution and Corporate & M&A,shared their legal expertise regarding investing in Malaysia.
In the chapter in question, the Guide specifically covers the interpretation of Malaysia's investment regime, introduction to legal compliance, analysis of typical cases and advice for companies.
In the interpretation of Malaysia's investment system, the chapter highlights Malaysia's foreign investment law and system, Malaysia's foreign investment review and regulatory bodies, common business entities open to foreign investment, common types of foreign investment in Malaysia, government projects for foreign investment and obtaining work visas.
The goal is to enable Chinese enterprises to better understand Malaysia's investment policy, while providing them with an important reference for enhancing compliance management and security of investment provides an important reference.
Please can the QR code on the Guide cover above, to find out more about the Malaysia chapter and more.
A&Z Law Firm looks forward to assisting more Chinese companies investing in Malaysia and other countries. “Going global” successfully is possible with the right legal counsel and an international network of law firms that A&Z can provide.
To address these and other issues, the “Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation (2021)” (RECP Special Issue), which was prepared with the participation of A&Z Law Firm, was recently officially released at the Shanghai “Going Global” Enterprises Symposium.
The Guide has been compiled by the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce and Shanghai Overseas Rescue Service Center (Shanghai Foreign Economic and Technical Exchange Center), focusing on significant RECP member countries such as the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia.
A&Z Law Firm had the pleasure of jointly working with MahWengKwai & Associates Law Firm, on the Malaysia chapter of the “Compliance Guide for Foreign Investment Cooperation (2021)”. This effort was led by Mr. Andrew Zhang, Senior Partner and Head of Logistics and Overseas Investment Department at A&Z Law Firm. Mr. Zhang has a rich experience working with Chinese enterprises, who wish to invest in overseas countries. MahWengKwai & Associates Law Firm from Malaysia, cooperation partner of A&Z, recommended by Legal500 for Dispute Resolution and Corporate & M&A,shared their legal expertise regarding investing in Malaysia.
In the chapter in question, the Guide specifically covers the interpretation of Malaysia's investment regime, introduction to legal compliance, analysis of typical cases and advice for companies.
In the interpretation of Malaysia's investment system, the chapter highlights Malaysia's foreign investment law and system, Malaysia's foreign investment review and regulatory bodies, common business entities open to foreign investment, common types of foreign investment in Malaysia, government projects for foreign investment and obtaining work visas.
The goal is to enable Chinese enterprises to better understand Malaysia's investment policy, while providing them with an important reference for enhancing compliance management and security of investment provides an important reference.
Please can the QR code on the Guide cover above, to find out more about the Malaysia chapter and more.
A&Z Law Firm looks forward to assisting more Chinese companies investing in Malaysia and other countries. “Going global” successfully is possible with the right legal counsel and an international network of law firms that A&Z can provide.
