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China - Measures for the Control of Provision of Security to Foreign Parties by Organizations, 1996
MOFTEC
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
A domestic enterprise may only provide security to foreign parties for foreign debts of its direct subsidiaries or for foreign debts of an enterprise in which it has a share holding up to the proportion of its investment in such enterprise.
When a trade type domestic enterprise provides security to foreign parties, the ratio of its net assets to total assets shall not in principle be less than 15%.
When a non-trade type domestic enterprise provides security to foreign parties, the ratio of its net assets to total assets shall not in principle be less than 30%.
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