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In an attempt to make sense of the complex process of adaptation that Chinese enterprises must go through in the course of "going out", this book provides a multidimensional analysis of the driving forces, legal and systemic hurdles, as well as the risks and opportunities that Chinese enterprises must consider as they seek greater fortunes beyond their own borders.
Comprehensive surveys conducted on a range of enterprises provide the foundation for an overview of the current state of Chinese companies operating overseas and developing trends in their overseas investment. Specific topics include key challenges that companies face, their strategies and ultimate goals, as well as their practical experience in investing abroad, especially in Belt and Road countries. Also included are the insightful views of experts, scholars and entrepreneurs with a wealth of experience in transnational investment in areas related to the globalization of Chinese enterprises, including regional investment risk, overseas talent strategies, legal and compliance issues, and even the role of technology and the Internet in cross-border e-commerce, just to name a few.
It is our hope that this book will help readers better understand the current state of Chinese enterprises expanding globally, but even more importantly, we hope to provide valuable information for individual enterprises looking to "go out", helping them clarify their investment strategies, make the most of opportunities, manage challenges and take their business to the next level.
Sommario
Part I Policy and Environment.- 1. The Evolution and Outlook of Investment Facilitation Issues.- 2. The Institutional Environment of Chinese Overseas Investment and Its Impact Assessment: Analytical Framework, Empirical Study, and Countermeasure Suggestions.- Part II Underlying Trends and Influencing Factors.- 3. An Analysis of Outbound Investment by Chinese Enterprises.- 4. New Opportunities and Challenges in the Globalization of Chinese Enterprises.- 5. Financing Structure and Risk Response in Overseas Investment and M&A by Chinese Enterprises.- Part III Legal and Compliance Concerns.- 6. Establishing a Compliance Management System to Manage the Risk of the World Bank Sanctions.
