China’s Revised Cybersecurity Law Strengthens Penalties and Expands Extraterritorial Reach
China’s amended Cybersecurity Law, fully effective from 1 January 2026, marks a significant escalation in regulatory expectations around network security, data governance, and operational resilience. The revised framework increases enforcement powers, raises financial penalties, and introduces greater personal accountability for responsible individuals. Among the most notable changes is the increase in personal fines of up […]
China Implements New AML Rules Strengthening Preventive Measures and Accountability
China’s latest Anti-Money Laundering rules on special preventive measures have come into effect, significantly strengthening the country’s financial crime framework. The updated regime introduces clearer tools for cross-border capital supervision, allows for immediate enforcement without prior notification, and imposes personal liability on senior management where internal controls are found to be inadequate. Together, these changes mark a […]
