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Two new sets of regulations will help to change the business of banking in China. The law firm Freshfields explains why.

Expatriates in Beijing can now visit a foreign-managed private hospital but for investors in this sector the major prize is being able to treat local patients.

Television commercial breaks continue to get longer in China, meaning that is easy for individual messages to get lost. Andrew Green of Zenith Media explains.

Beijing is taking steps to remedy the problem of irregular levies imposed on investors in China. International law firm Freshfields examines new regulations aimed at curbing this abuse.

Foreign participation has stimulated China’s insurance market and helped to educate individuals about the importance of taking out insurance cover. But the market remains largely immature.