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Please join AmCham China for an informative discussion on the development of insolvency infrastructures in China with Professor Wang Weiguo, dean of the Department of Economic Law, China University of Politics and Law, and member of China's insolvency drafting committee; and Professor Charles D. Booth, Carlsmith Ball Faculty Scholar & Director, Institute of Asian-Pacific Business Law, William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawai`i at Manoa.
Topics covered will include: the challenges caused by the Asian Financial Crisis and China's responses to the crisis and domestic concerns, how China's development of insolvency infrastructure compares with that of Hong Kong and Japan, and why there is such a low number of insolvencies in China.
Topics covered will include: the challenges caused by the Asian Financial Crisis and China's responses to the crisis and domestic concerns, how China's development of insolvency infrastructure compares with that of Hong Kong and Japan, and why there is such a low number of insolvencies in China.
Following the presentation, Professors Wang and Booth will participate in a panel discussion moderated by Professor Hank T. Wang
*CLE Credit is made available courtesy of Bingham McCutchen LLP, an accredited provider of both California and New York continuing legal education. This activity has been approved for 1.5 general credits in CA and in NY for 1.5 credit hours in Areas of Professional Practice. The content is appropriate for attorneys of all experience levels."
*CLE Credit is made available courtesy of Bingham McCutchen LLP, an accredited provider of both California and New York continuing legal education. This activity has been approved for 1.5 general credits in CA and in NY for 1.5 credit hours in Areas of Professional Practice. The content is appropriate for attorneys of all experience levels."
