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LL4089V/LL5089V/LL6089V 

CHINESE CORPORATE & SECURITIES LAW
   2014/2015, Semester 1
   Law (Law)
Modular Credits: LL4089V ( 5 ) / LL5089V ( 5 ) / LL6089V ( 5 )
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Learning Outcomes

TopThis course covers the major aspects of company law and securities regulation in China, including the formation of companies, corporate finance, corporate governance, shareholders' rights, issuing of stocks and "going public", corporate mergers and acquisitions, as well as the regulation of the capital markets in China. The primary focus will be on providing students with a basic legal understanding of establishing business organizations in China and accessing China's capital markets for finance. Significant issues relating to corporate law and securities regulation will be discussed in the context of China's legal, business and policy environments in the reform period.

Learning outcome

The course involves an analysis of statute law, cases, practical work products and scholarly writing.  Beyond simply understanding the theoretical components and legal rules, the course is also designed to develop analytic and problem-solving skills that might be applied in formulating responses in real world cases and proposing legislative changes to China’s corporate law regime in light of China’s unique political, economic, legal, cultural and historical contexts. By the end of this course students will be able to
  • identify the key legal issues relating to the procedures of incorporate a business in China, as well as to corporate finance and corporate governance.
  • demonstrate a critical understanding of the structure and key characteristics of business organizations in China;
  • describe the legal rights of shareholders and identify the legal remedies in the case of violations of those rights;
  • comprehend the key legal aspects of corporate mergers and acquisitions;
  • conduct independent legal research in topics relating to Chinese company law and securities regulation; and
  • understand the application of Chinese Company Law and securities regulation in China's distinctive political, economic, and social backgrounds.

Philosophy on Teaching and Learning (summary)

The philosophy of teaching Chinese company and securities law is rooted in the understanding of the relations between law and society in China. In brief, the desired learning outcomes must include (1) to equip students with the fundamental theories and institutions as well as the newest development in this area, and (2) to develop their independent research ability so that they can learn on their own about the subject matter.  A variety of teaching techniques and methods, including lectures, the Socratic Method, student presentations, class debating and example-based teaching, will be employed to encourage wider class participation and deeper understanding of the subject among students.

Teaching Modes

TopThe teaching period will be 13 weeks, including one revision week.  Please be advised that there might be a make-up class or two when the professor’s or other schedule that interferes with the normal class schedule. It also possible that, after the second week, the sequence of teaching topics might be changed but notice will be given in advance.

Syllabus

TopThe following 10 topics will be covered:
  1. Introduction to the framework of corporate and securities law, including the world of business organizations, in China.
  2. Establishment of business companies in China.
  3. Types of foreign invested enterprises in China
  4. Corporate goverannce: theories, internal structure, shareholders' rights
  5. Corporate governance: duties of directors, supervisors and senior corporate officers
  6. The VIE Corporate Structure
  7. Corporate finance: (initial) public offering of shares
  8. Listing and trading of shares in the securities market (with an introduction to the securities market)
  9. Insider trading, market manipulation, and misrepresentation
  10. Fundamental corporate changes, including mergers and acquisitions, and takeover of listed companies


 

Assessment

TopFinal Exam - 60%; Class Participation - 10% & Written Assignment (2000 words) - 30%

Note: Since it's now a 5MC module, students are required to write an assignment. The topic of each assignment can be individual, co-dermined by the student and me. Factors for choosing a topic will be the student's own academic interest, relevance to the course, and research value. If you are truely not in the position to pick up a topic yourself I will suggest one for you.

The deadline for submitting the assignment is 6pm Friday 7 November 2014. This will give me about a week to mark and return the assignment to the students with feedback during the first half of the reading week.

Preclusions

TopStudents who are taking or have taken LL4089.

Workload

Top3-0-0-0-10

Workload Components : A-B-C-D-E
A: no. of lecture hours per week
B: no. of tutorial hours per week
C: no. of lab hours per week
D: no. of hours for projects, assignments, fieldwork etc per week
E: no. of hours for preparatory work by a student per week

Textbook and other reading

TopThis course adopt the following textbook:

JiangYu Wang (2014), Company Law in China: Regulation of Business Organizations in A Solialist Market Economy. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar

Links to the book:
Publisher: http://www.e-elgar.com/bookentry_main.lasso?id=14177&breadcrumlink=&breadcrum=&sub_values=

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Company-Law-China-Regulation-Organizations/dp/1849805725/ref=la_B003VMUFRC_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1405588980&sr=1-1

Supplemental readings will be uploaded to the IVLE.

Major statutes, codes and regulations on Chinese corporate and securities law are availalbe at a website created and maintained by me, which is: http://www.eastlaw.net/chineselaws/corpsec/corpindex.htm

References

TopThe following are not required readings but they may be useful references when you do your written assignment:

REFERENCE READING
  • Allen, Franklin, Jun Qian, and Meijun Qian (2005). “Law, Finance, and Economic Growth in China”. (2005)77 Journal of Financial Economics 57-116.
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  • BeijingModern Business Daily (2004).  “Yinian Ban 10 Ren Juanzou Shangshi Gongsi Baiyi. Gaoguan Waitao Qian Zhengzhao” [10 Billion of Yuan Embezzlement out [China’s] Listed Companies.  The Signs before the Impending Escape of Senior Managers from the Companies].  Beijing Xiandai Shangbao [Beijing Modern Business Daily], 23 June 2004. Available at http://news.xinhuanet.com/stock/2004-06/23/content_1541441.htm.
     
  • Berlin Initiative Group, “German Code of Corporate Governance,” Berlin: 2 June 2006, part I:6, available at http://www.gccg.de/eng_German-Code-of-Corporate-Governance.pdf.
     
  • CCH (2005). China Company Law Guide. The Hague: Kluwer Law International.
     
  • Cha, Laura M (2001). “The Future of China’s Capital Markets and the Role of Corporate Governance.” Luncheon Speech at China Business Summit by Laura M. Cha, Vice Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, 18 April 2001, available at http://www.csrc.gov.cn/en/jsp/detail.jsp?infoid=1061948105100&type=CMS.STD.
     
  • Chang, Eric C., and Sonia M.L. Wong (2004). “Political Control and Performance in China’s Listed Companies”. (2004) 32 Journal of Comparative Economics 617-636.
     
  • Chen, AHY (2004). An Introduction to the Legal System of the People’s Republic of China.  Hong Kong: LexisNexis
     
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  • ChinaSecurities Daily (2005). “Zhongguo Dudong Diaocha Ji Zhidu Fansi” [Survey on China’s Independent Directors and Reflections on the Institutions]. Zhongguo Zhengquan Bao [China Securities Daily], 28 July 2005, available at http://www.cs.com.cn/sylm/04/t20050728_723933.htm.
     
  • Choper, Jesse H., John C. Coffee, Jr., and Ronald J. Gilson (2004). Cases and Materials on Corporations. New York: Aspen Publishers.
     
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  • Clarke, Donald C. (2003). “Corporate Governance in China: An Overview.” 14 (2003) China Economic Review 494-507.
     
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  • ______ (2006). “The Independent Director in Chinese Corporate Governance.” (2006) 31 DelawareJournal of Corporate Law 125-228.
     
  • CCH (2006), Hong Kong Company Law and Practice Commentary. Hong Kong: CCH Asia.
     
  • ChinaSecurities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) (2006). China’s Securities and Futures Markets. Beijing: CSRC.
     
  • Cohen, Jerome A., and Johan E. Lange (1997), “The Chinese Legal System: A Primer for Investors”. (1997) 17 New YorkLaw SchoolJournal of International and Comparative Law 345-377.
     
  • Becht, Marco, Patrick Bolton, and Ailsa Roell (2003), “Chapter 1: Corporate Governance and Control”, in G.M. Constantinides, M. Harris and R. Stulz (eds),Handbook of the Economics of Finance. Amsterdam, The Netherlands: Elsevier B.V.
     
  • Cox, James D., and Thomas Lee Hazen (2003), Corporations (2nd edition). New York: Aspen Publishers.
     
  • Dahya, Jay et al (2003). “The Usefulness of the Supervisory Board Report in China.” 11:4 (2003) Corporate Governance 308-321.
     
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  • Davies, Paul L. 2003. Gower and Davies’ Principles of Modern Company Law (7th edition). London: Sweet & Maxwell.
     
  • Dickinson, Steven M. (2007), “Introduction to the New Company Law of the People’s Republic of China”, Pacific Rim Law & Policy Journal 16:1, 1-11.
     
  • Djankov, Simeon, Rafael La Porta, Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes, and Andrei Shleifer (2002). “The Regulation of Entry”, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Vol. CXVII, Issue 1.
     
  • du Plessis, Jean Jacques et al (2005). Principles of Contemporary Corporate Governance.   Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
     
  • Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) (2007), China Hand: the Complete Guide to Doing Business in China, Chapter 4: Investing. London: The Economist Intelligence Unit.
     
  • Fairbank, John King, and Merle Goldman, China: A New History. Cambridge, MA (USA): The Belknap Press Harvard University Press (2nd enlarged edition, 2006).
     
  • Fang, Liufang. 2002. “Shijie Xie Fucheng he Kebi de Zhongguo Gongzi Zhimi” (Trying to Understand the China corporation puzzle of Xue Fucheng and Kirby”, in Liang Zhiping (ed), Fazhi zai Zhongguo: Zhidu,Huayu yu Shijian [Rule of Law in China: Institutions, Discourses and Practices]. Beijing: China University of Political Science and Law Press 280-326).  方流芳：《试解薛福成和科比的中国公司之谜——解读1946年和1993年公司法的国企情节》，载梁治平编《法治在中国：制度、话语与实践》，北京中国大学出版社2002年版（第280至326页）
     
  • Fewsmith, Joseph (2004). “Promoting the Scientific Development Concept”. ChinaLeadership Monitor, No. 11. Stanford: Hoover Institution
     
  • Fu, Jian, and Jie Yuan. 2006. PRC Company Law & Securities Law – A Practical Guide.  Hong Kong: CCH Asia.
     
  • Gan, Peizhong (2007), Enterprise and Company Law. Beijing: Peking University Press. 甘培忠：《企业与公司法学》，北京：北京大学出版社，2006年第五版
     
  • Gu, Minkang (2003). “Will an Independent Director Perform Better than a Supervisory?” 6 Journal of Chinese and Comparative Law 59-76.
     
  • Hamilton, Gary G. (2006). Commerce and Capitalism in Chinese Societies. London and New York: Routledge
     
  • Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong(2005), Volume 6(1), “Companies and Corporations”. Hong Kong: LexisNexis Butterworth.
     
  • Hansmann, Henry, and Reinier Kraakman. 2000-2001. “The End of History for Corporate Law”. (2000-2001) 89 GeorgetownLaw Journal 439-468.
     
  • ______. 2004. “What is Corporate Law?” In Reinier Kraakman et al, The Anatomy of Corporate Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
     
  • Hawes, Colin (2007). “Interpreting the PRC Company Law Through the Lens of Chinese Political and Corporate Culture”. (2007) 30 UNSW Law Journal 813-823.
     
  • Howson, Nicholas C. “China’s Company Law: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back? A Modest Complaint.”  (1997) 11 Columbia Journal of Asian Law 127-172.
     
  • Jensen, Mads Holst (2006). “Serve the People ! Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in China”. Discussion Papers 2006-6, Asia Research Centre, CBS, Copenhagen.
     
  • Jiang, Ping (2006), “Several Questions Concerning nullem crimen sine lege”. 江平：“企业法定主义的若干问题”，法制日报，2006年10月31日。
     
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  • Keller, Perry (1994). “Sources of Order in Chinese Law”. (1994) 42 American Journal of Comparative Law 711-759.
     
  • Kirby, William C. (1995). “China Unincorporated: Company Law and Business Enterprises in Twentieth-Century China.”  (1995) 54:1 The Journal of Asian Studies43-63
     
  • Kraakman, Reinier et al (2004), The Anatomy of Corporate Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
     
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  • Li, Wei’anet al (2004). ‘Nankai Pandian Sannian Dudong Zhidu De Gongsi Zhili Jiazhi.’ 9 (2004) Zhongwai Guanli [Sino-Foreign Management], athttp://www.zwgl.com.cn/doc/Article/2004831183336-1.shtml(in Chinese).
     
  • Liang, Huixing (2004). General Introduction to Civil Law (2nd edition). Beijing: Law Press. 梁慧星：《民法总论（第二版）》，北京：法律出版社2004年版。
     
  • Ling, Bing (2002). Contract Law in China.
     
  • Liu Junhai (2005), “Xin Gongsifa de Zhidu Chuangxin” [Institutional Innovations of the New Company Law]. Legal Daily, 1 November 2005. 刘俊海: “新公司法的制度创新”, 法制日报2005年11月1日
     
  • ______ (2006). “Xin Gongsifa de Zhidu Chuangxin: Lifa Zhengdian yu Jieshi Nandian”. Beijing: Law Press China. 刘俊海：《新公司法的制度创新：立法争点与解释难点》。北京：法律出版社2006年版
     
  • Liu, Qiao (2006). “Corporate Governance in China: Current Practices, Economic Effects and Institutional Determinants.”  (2006) 52:2 CESifo Economic Studies 415-453.
     
  • Lowry, John, and Alan Dignam (2006). Company Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
     
  • Luo, Yadong (2007). Guanxi and Business (2nd ed). Singapore: World Scientific.
     
  • Manne, Henry G.(2006). “Milton Friedman Was Right: ‘Corporate social responsibility’ is bunk”.  The Wall Street Journal, 24 November 2006.
     
  • Mayson, Stephen, Derek French, and Christopher Ryan. 2006. Company Law (23rd edition). Oxford: Oxford University Press.
     
  • Miller, Alice (2006). “Hu Jintao and the Sixth Plenum”. ChinaLeadership Monitor, No. 20. Stanford: Hoover Institution
     
  • Monks, Robert A.G., and Nell Minow, Corporate Governance.  Oxford: Blackwell Publishing (3rd edition, 2004)
     
  • Naughton, Barry (2007). The Chinese Economy: Transition and Growth. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
     
  • OECD (2000). Reforming China’s Enterprises. Paris: Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
     
  • ______(2002). Chinain the Global Economy: The Domestic Policy Challenges.
     
  • ______(2003). OECD Investment Policy Review of China 2003: Progress and Reform Challenges.
     
  • ______(2004). Principles of Corporate Governance (Revised Version)   
     
  • ______(2005). Economic Surveys: China.
     
  • ______(2006), OECD Investment Policy Review of China 2006: Open Policies Towards Mergers and Acquisitions
     
  • ______ (2006a), “Recent Developments in China’s Policies Towards Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions”. December 2006.
     
  • Peerenboom, Randall (2006).  “Courts as Legislators”, The Rule of Law in China: Policy Brief 1. Oxford: The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society.
     
  • Pettet, Ben (2005). Company Law (2nd ed.) Edinburgh: Pearson Longman
     
  • People’s Bank of China (PBC) (2006). Monetary Policy Implementation Report (The Fourth Quarter of 2005). Beijing: The People’s Bank of China, 21 February 2006.  中国人民银行：《中国货币政策执行报告– 二00五年第四季度》, 2006年2月21日。
     
  • ______ (2006a). Monetary Policy Implementation Report (The Third Quarter of 2006).  《中国货币政策执行报告– 二00六年第三季度》。
     
  • Pistor, Katharina et al (2003). “Evolution of Corporate Law and the Transplant Effect: Lessons from Six Countries.” 18:1 (2003) The World Bank Research Observer89-112.
     
  • Peng, Mike W. (2004). “Outside Directors and Firm Performance during Institutional Transitions.” 25 (2004) Strategic Management Journal 453-471.
     
  • Porter, Michael E., and mark R, Kramer (2006). “The Link Between Competitive Advantage and Corporate Social Responsibility”. Harvard Business Review, December 2006.
     
  • Ruskola, Teemu (2000). “Conceptualizing Corporations and Kinship: Comparative Law and Development Theory in a Chinese Perspective.” (2000) 52 Stanford Law Review 1599-1729.
     
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  • Securities Times (2003). “Xianzhuang Diaocha: Duli Dongshi Zenmeyang Le?” [A Survey of the Current Situation: What Happens to Independent Directors?] 7 August 2003, Zhengquan Shibao [Securities Daily], available at http://business.sohu.com/37/91/news211889137.shtml.
     
  • Shanghai Securities News (2004). “Zhongguo Dudong Diaocha: Zhongguo Dudong Shengcun Xianzhuang Diaochao” [Survey of China’s Independent Directors: The State of Living of China’s Independent Directors], Shanghai Zhengquan Bao [Shanghai Securities News], 27 May 2004.  Available athttp://paper.cnstock.com/ssnews/2004-5-27/liuban/t20040527_571548.htm. 
     
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  • Wang, Guiguo (2003), Wang’s Business Law of China. Hong Kong: LexisNexis (Asia).
     
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  • Water, Carl E., and Fraser J. T. Howie (2003). Privatizing China: The Stock Markets and Their Role in Corporate Reform. Singapore: John Wiley & Sons (Asia).
     
  • Wen, Yan. 2005. “A Hundred Years’ History of China’s Company Law’, in (2005) 4 Corporation Law Review (Beijing: People’s Court Press).  文岩：《中国公司法百年》，载赵旭东主编《公司法评论》，2005年第4辑。
     
  • Wolff, Lutz-Christian (2006), Mergers & Acquisitions in China: Law and Practice. Hong Kong: CCH Hong Kong Limited
     
  • World Bank (2004). Doing Business in 2004: Understanding Regulation. Washington D.C.: The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank
     
  • ______(2005). Doing Business in 2005: Removing Obstacles to Growth
     
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  • ______(2006). Doing Business in 2006: Creating Jobs
     
  • ______(2007). Doing Business 2007: How to Reform
     
  • ______ (2008). Doing Business 2008
     
  • ­­______ (2008a). Doing Business in China 2008.
     
  • Xi, Chao (2006), “In Search of An Effective Monitoring Board Model: Board Reforms and the Political Economy of Corporate Law in China”. 22:1 Connecticut Journal of International Law 1-46.
     
  • Xie, Chaobin (2004). Duli Dongshi Falv Zhidu Yanjiu [A Study of the Independent Director System]. Beijing: Falv Chubanshe [Law Press China] (in Chinese).
     
  • Yang, Chao & Fan, Qinghua (2004). “Independent Directors: The Vase was Broken”. 9 (2004) Zhongwai Guanli [Sino-Foreign Management], athttp://www.zwgl.com.cn/doc/Article/2004831183336-1.shtml(in Chinese).
     
  • Yang, Hua (2005). “Overview of Governance of State-owned Listed Companies in China.” OECD, Proceedings of the Second Policy Dialogue on Corporate Governance in China, Beijing 19 May 2005, available at http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/14/6/34974067.pdf(conference materials website:http://www.oecd.org/document/45/0,2340,en_2649_201185_34965229_1_1_1_1,00.html).
     
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