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SEC Accounting Chief Warns Chinese Companies About Risks of Changing Auditors

Reynolds Holding

4] Recently, we have observed instances of foreign issuers—especially foreign issuers located in the People’s Republic of China (“China”) or in Hong Kong—changing their lead auditor from a local registered public accounting firm to a registered public accounting firm located either in the U.S.

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Corporate Tax Professionals Prepare for a Successful 2022

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Internal changes as their companies embrace digital transformation, engage in mergers & acquisitions, respond to supply chain challenges and undertake Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. . Growing digital demands from increasingly sophisticated tax authorities around the world.

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Ropes & Gray Discusses Executive Order Limiting Data Transfers to China and Other Nations

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The Executive Order does not purport to restrict all transactions within its ambit, nor does it establish a mandatory data localization regime. The EO directs the DOJ to publish a proposed rule within 180 days of the EO publication, so on or before August 26, 2024. 1701 et seq.) (“IEEPA”), the National Emergencies Act (50 U.S.C.

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How to Hold Bank Executives Accountable for Misconduct

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Regulatory approaches to fostering executive accountability International regulatory initiatives started with an update of the BCBS Corporate governance principles for banks and the 2018 FSB toolkit for mitigating cultural drivers of misconduct and enhancing oversight of misconduct risk. to illustrate that range.

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Gibson Dunn Discusses Rise of State Laws Restricting Foreign Entities’ Property Acquisitions

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In December 2022, CFIUS determined that it did not have jurisdiction to review the proposed acquisition of North Dakota land by a Chinese company, Fufeng Group, with the intent to build a $700 million corn milling plant. government revoked Hong Kong’s special status in 2020. [23] Simpson (“ Shen ”). [6]

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How It Matters Who Makes Corporate Rules

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For example, regulatory agencies, legislatures, stock exchanges, and private bodies have all issued rules on climate-related risk disclosure, [1] board gender-diversity, [2] and director independence. [3] When it comes to corporate law and governance, substantially similar rules can be implemented and enforced by a wide range of entities.