Christopher Torrens is a China specialist with Control Risks, a global consultancy, and was its director of corporate investigations for China. He has worked in China for 16 years and speaks Mandarin. He holds an MBA from the China-Europe International Business School and a BA Honours degree in Modern China Studies.
List of figures | p. viii |
List of maps | p. viii |
List of tables | p. ix |
City classification | p. x |
Acknowledgements | p. xii |
Preface | p. xiii |
Exchange rate | p. xiii |
Making it work in China | p. 1 |
The political and economic context | p. 24 |
Assessing the market: pre-market entry | p. 50 |
Investment risk: dealing with regulations and operational challenges | p. 87 |
Setting up: corporate structures and tax issues | p. 111 |
Making acquisitions work | p. 120 |
Human resources: attracting and retaining talent | p. 129 |
Dealing with corruption and financial crime | p. 144 |
Corporate governance and social responsibility | p. 156 |
Future China | p. 162 |
Notes and references | p. 171 |
Appendices | |
Facts and figures | p. 181 |
CCP politburo standing committee members, 2010 | p. 188 |
Glossary | p. 189 |
International law firms | p. 191 |
Recommended reading | p. 192 |
Index | p. 195 |
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