Other Briefings
China’s Auto Industry: Foreign Ownership Limits Scrapped
China has announced that it will eliminate ownership limits on automotive enterprises by 2023, allowing foreign investors to establish wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOEs) in the industry.
Cross Border e-Commerce in China – New Issue of China Briefing Magazine
The latest issue of China Briefing Magazine, Cross Border e-Commerce in China, is out now and available for download from the Asia Briefing Publication Store.
How to Invest in China’s Growing Education Subsectors
Despite high market demand, China’s education industry remains a sensitive area for foreign investment. In this article, we look at opportunities within China’s education industry, and different investment structures to consider.
China’s Healthcare Reforms Underscore Market Growth
Due to its size and growth potential, China’s healthcare market is one of the most attractive in the world for foreign investors. China surpassed Japan to become the world’s second-largest healthcare market in 2013 and continues to develop at double-digit rates.
The Senior Care Sector in China: Is it Time to Think Differently?
The Chinese government has given foreign operators relative freedom to enter China, make investments in the senior sector, and operate their business. However, foreign investors found out that it is practically impossible for them to establish and operate care facilities on their own.
China’s FinTech Industry
Traditional financial centers such as London and New York are witnessing increased competition from Chinese cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen with the rise of FinTech. In this article, we analyze China’s FinTech industry, and identify opportunities for foreign investors.
China Industries Outlook 2018 – New Issue of China Briefing Magazine
The latest issue of China Briefing Magazine, China Industries Outlook 2018, is out now and available for download from the Asia Briefing Publication Store.
China’s Digital Economy: The Shape of Things to Come
China has shown that it has ambitious plans to upgrade its economy and industrial policy – and these efforts are accelerating going into 2018. Here, we look at what China has planned for the growth of its digital economy.
