A view of the Shenzhen skyline. A new bankruptcy court in the southern Chinese city could help officials trace assets of bankrupt businesses in the mainland which have been transferred to Hong Kong. Photo: Roy Issa
A view of the Shenzhen skyline. A new bankruptcy court in the southern Chinese city could help officials trace assets of bankrupt businesses in the mainland which have been transferred to Hong Kong. Photo: Roy Issa
Economy /  China Economy

Shenzhen’s new bankruptcy court could track assets transferred to Hong Kong

  • New bankruptcy court created in Shenzhen will handle ‘cross-border’ cases
  • The court is the latest in a series of moves to create judicial ties between the mainland and Hong Kong

He HuifengAlvin Lum
He Huifeng and Alvin Lum

Updated: 11:59am, 18 Jan, 2019

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A view of the Shenzhen skyline. A new bankruptcy court in the southern Chinese city could help officials trace assets of bankrupt businesses in the mainland which have been transferred to Hong Kong. Photo: Roy Issa
A view of the Shenzhen skyline. A new bankruptcy court in the southern Chinese city could help officials trace assets of bankrupt businesses in the mainland which have been transferred to Hong Kong. Photo: Roy Issa
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