Working Group News
China Regulator Drafts Rules to Widen Insurers’ Investments
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission has drafted 10 investment rules for insurance companies, some of which are “basically ripe” for publication, the watchdog said in a statement on its website today.
Analysis: Chinese drivers pose fresh risks for foreign insurers
"People like us who buy Ferraris don't care too much about insurance because we buy cars for speeding," said Li, in his twenties and the son of a Pearl River Delta factory owner, as he took delivery of a new 5 million yuan ($787,500) 458 Spider, his fourth red Ferrari. "If we crash, we just throw them away."
China's Bank Opening Fails to Inspire
China's pledge to give private capital real access to the nation's lucrative banking sector has triggered more skepticism than excitement, with analysts saying entry barriers remain firmly in place.
Read moreChina Must Speed Reform Even as Hard Landing Avoided: Liu
China needs to speed the pace of domestic reform and change its economic model to become less reliant on exports and reduce the impact of crises such as the one roiling Europe, said former banking regulator Liu Mingkang.
Read moreSecretary General honoured in the Queen's New Year Honours List
The Secretary General of the European Chamber, Michael O'Sullivan, received recognition in Queen Elizabeth II's 2008 New Year Honour's List.
Read moreCall for Comments - New Energy Law of the P.R.C
The Office of National Energy Leading Group released has a draft of the New Energy Law of the P.R.C, on energy development, utilization and management.
Read moreNew Member Pricing for 2008
The European Chamber is revising its pricing after a four year price freeze. The Executive Committee has decided for 2008 to increase the price of membership for some categories as well as introducing National Membership.
Read moreIPR Working Group Meeting with EPO President
On November 30th, IPR Working Group members met with Mrs. Alison Brimelow, President of the European Patent Office (EPO).
European Union Chamber of Commerce in China launches its fourth annual Business Confidence Survey
The European Chamber today launched its annual European Chamber Business Confidence Survey. The survey presents the opinions of more than 200 European companies operating in China.
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