# Corporate Governance
Latest news and articles about Corporate Governance
Total: 9 articles found
China Drafts Unified Disclosure Rules for Banking and Insurance Sectors
The financial regulator proposes consolidating fragmented disclosure regimes while tightening executive accountability across institutions.
China Penalizes 26,000 Online Accounts for Slandering Businesses
The Cyberspace Administration of China releases a second batch of cases targeting online extortion, malicious smear campaigns, and corporate defamation.
China Cyberspace Regulator Orders Platforms to Clear Corporate Infringements
A new CAC circular defines five categories of illicit online content targeting enterprises and demands proactive policing of search results and MCN agencies.
China Tightens Corporate Governance Standards for Listed Companies
Regulators and industry bodies push directors and executives toward substantive compliance under the revised Company Law.
China Tightens Disclosure Rules on Listed Firms Overdue Payments to Small Businesses
Regulators require companies to disclose delayed payments in sustainability reports and public credit platforms to ease SME cash flow pressures.
Dispute Escalates at Chipmaker HiWafer Over Control and Company Seals
Reports emerge of a physical confrontation over corporate seals as internal tensions escalate at Chinese semiconductor firm HiWafer.
Evergrande Founder Hui Ka Yan Sentenced to Life in Prison by Shenzhen Court
Shenzhen court sentences Hui Ka Yan to life imprisonment and fines Evergrande affiliates 15.82 billion yuan following first-instance fraud trials.
A-Share Listed Companies Launch Large Buybacks and Share Cancellations
Major Chinese firms announce repurchase plans up to 2 billion yuan, with several designating shares for cancellation to enhance capital efficiency.
Chinese Court Orders Kangmei Pharmaceutical Founders to Pay Nearly 1.4 Billion Yuan
Ma Xingtian and his wife face massive compensation liabilities as authorities target key perpetrators in landmark corporate fraud case.