China's New Company Law Revolutionizes Corporate Governance for Foreign Investors
The People's Republic of China introduced a new Company Law in 2006, replacing the old law from 1993. The new law focuses on governing limited liability companies and joint stock companies. One significant change is the flexibility it offers in managing limited liability companies, allowing shareholders to tailor company management to their specific needs. This departure from the rigid structure of the old law aims to adapt to the diverse requirements of different companies.