Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A.

Salary Partner

Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A.

Kai is a Salary Partner in the firm’s China group and a member of the firm's Corporate / Mergers & Acquisitions practice group. He advises on a broad scope of corporate and commercial law matters, ranging from the incorporation and operation of companies to cross-border M&A transactions.

His practice has a particular focus on China-related projects, such as M&A transactions of Chinese investors abroad and foreign investors in China, as well as joint ventures involving Chinese parties. Prior to joining Taylor Wessing, he worked in the Corporate / Mergers & Acquisitions practice group of a leading international law firm in their Berlin, Frankfurt and Shanghai offices. Kai is a visiting lecturer at Humboldt University of Berlin, where he regularly teaches Chinese law and economics.

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China

Can a Chinese company be put into hibernation?

Our expert Kai Kim discusses in this video the questions: Is it possible in China to retain a limited liability company with no business activities? And what is the benefit of formally registering that a company is "out of business" (歇业)?

7 November 2022
Briefing

by Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A.

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Hong Kong SAR

China’s Revised Company Law and Criminal Law

18 April 2024
In-depth analysis

by Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A. and Dr. Michael Tan

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China

The Top 10 Changes for Foreign Companies Under China’s New Company Law

8 January 2024
In-depth analysis

by Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A.

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Corporate/M&A & capital markets

Taylor Wessing advises Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable Joint Stock Ltd (YOFC) on the acquisition of Radio Frequency Systems’ (RFS) worldwide cable business excluding North-America

4 August 2023

by multiple authors

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China

China In & Out - data protection and cybersecurity in China

Europe is abuzz with discussions on the largest GDPR fine ever, while in China, a failed cybersecurity review of a foreign enterprise made the headlines. Could a fine like this also happen in China?

1 June 2023
In-depth analysis

by Kai Kim (né Schlender), M.A. and Dr. Michael Tan

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