Chinese Insolvency Law Symposium November 2000
These papers were presented at the Chinese Insolvency Law Symposium: Developing an Insolvency Infrastructure, which was held at the University of Hong Kong from 17-18 November 2000. The colloquium was organized by the Asian Institute of International Financial Law and co-sponsired by the Department of Politics and Law, China University of Politics and Law; Duke University Global Capital Markets Centre; Hong Kong Society of Accountants; Inter-Pacific Bar Association; and Pepperdine University School of Law. The colloquium involved discussions among academics, insolvency practitioners, judges, and government officials from mainland China, the Hong Kong SAR, and overseas on PRC insolvency law reform and cross-border insolvency issues between mainland China and the Hong Kong SAR
Corporate Group liability in Insolvency – a Malaysian Perspective (PowerPoint)
Aiman Nariman Mohd-Sulaiman
Law Faculty, IIUM.
A New Insolvency Infrastructure For the PRC
Henry Pitney
Senior Counsel, and Head, Private Sector Legal Group
Office of the General Counsel, Asian Development Bank
Reconsideration of the Reorganization System in China’s Bankruptcy Law and Relevant issues
Li Yongjun
会计准则如何影响债务重组?(Chinese paper)
Liu Yan
Associate Professor, Peking University Law School
Developing an Insolvency infrastructure – A Commentary on Cross-Border Insolvency Issues
Mr. Paul Heath QC
LLB, FCI Arb (UK), FAMINZ (Arb), Hamilton, New Zealand
Abstract of Paper – Evaluation of the Draft of a New PRC Insolvency Law
R W Harmer
Consultant, Blake Dawson Waldron, Australian lawyers
Staff consultant, Asian Development Bank
Insolvency of Groups: Problems Involving Parent Companies and their affiliates
Shi Jianzhong
Institutional Reasoning in Drafting New Bankruptcy Law of China
Wang Wei Guo
Dean & Professor, Department of Economic Law, Chinese University of Politics and Law
Relationship between Bankruptcy Liquidation and Ordinary Liquidation of Legal-Person Enterprise
Wu Jingming