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It’s easy to feel lost when sifting through piles of rules and regulations for what you need to achieve compliance in China’s complicated market. Expert tips can be a great help, so we asked some of those experts for useful guidance on key compliance issues.

The central government’s close watch on corruption is a major challenge, especially for state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in China. Senior SOE managers need to be alert to the main risks, including defective corporate governance, overstated revenues and frequent connected transactions.

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