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October 2010

China's chemicals sector: Back on track and reinvigorated by the sustainability agenda

China's chemicals sector has emerged stronger from the global downturn.
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Taking the pulse of an emerging sector

It is not just multinationals that are looking to outsourcing and shared services as part of their business transformation strategies. Many regional and domestic Asian companies are also doing so and the good news is that there is no shortage or locations or vendors to choose from. > learn more

China and India eye new deals

Emerging market firms register 25 percent rise in M&A activity, as resurgent China and India continue to record new deals. > learn more

Preparing for carbon reporting

The world is inevitably moving towards a low-carbon economy. Most national governments now accept the need for action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, so businesses also need to be prepared. > learn more

KPMG China offers insightful reports on doing business in China and worldwide. They are available at Issues and Insights section.

Featured newsletters:
1. Summaries of key news stories in the China and Hong Kong SAR financial services sectors for the week ended 8 October 2010.
> more on Banknotes

2. Shared Services in China.
> more on China Executive Insight Issue 10, 2010/10

3. Summaries of key news stories in the China and Hong Kong SAR insurance industry for September 2010.
> more on Insurance Notes

	IFRS in Brief
	Briefing Sheet (formerly IFRS Briefing Sheet)
	Defining Issues
	Financial Reporting Update
	First Impressions

	China alert
	PRC Tax dashboard
	Tax alert
	General tax update
	PRC Non-Resident Enterprise Tax Series

	China Executive Insight
	China Boardroom Update
	Agenda

	China Financial Regulation Alert
	Insurance Notes

	Banknotes
	ConsumerCurrents

	Securities Notes
	CDM Market Update

18/10 (SH): New Tax Notice Explaining Sino-Singapore Tax Treaty: How it will affect you?
> details

21/10 (SH): Shanghai Debate Luxury Goods and Watches: How to keep the Chinese Market Sparkling
> details

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KPMG China Upcoming Events

1. Annual Guide to Hong Kong Taxation 2010-11 edition - now available

This straightforward and accessible guide is co-authored by Ayesha Macpherson and Garry Laird of KPMG China.
> order now

2. The Life and Times of a Lehman Liquidator
INSOL World, August 2010

Eddie Middleton, Head of Restructuring, KPMG China, shares his experiences in the latest edition of INSOL World. He talks about the challenges and opportunities for insolvency practitioners in Asia. He also discusses the Lehman liquidation and the successes to date for the team.
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1. KPMG expands presence into Xiamen,
its 13th office in China. (11 October)
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2. 2010 interim results
for listed banks.
(15 September)
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KPMG China News

3. KPMG China's carbon emission in 2009 is down 17.9% per full time employee compared to its 2007 baseline.
> learn more

4. Rebuilding confidence - Two years later: KPMG China's post-quake recovery efforts in Sichuan and Gansu.
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KPMG China Connect, published in electronic format, is one of the KPMG China's initiatives that help reduce the carbon footprint.

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