The China Desk is led by T. H. Svedlund, Lead Counsel at Forsety Legal.
For more than two decades, T. H. Svedlund has advised on cross-border transactions between China and Western markets, supporting businesses with market entry, mergers and acquisitions, international investments, initial public offerings (IPOs), reverse takeovers (RTOs), joint ventures, and other capital markets transactions.
Drawing on extensive experience of both the Chinese and Western business environments, he advises clients on the legal and commercial aspects of international expansion, strategic investments, and complex cross-border transactions.
He is also the author of Is China in for a Hard or Soft Landing?, which explores China’s economic development, business culture, and investment climate from both a legal and commercial perspective.
Doing Business in China – Legal and Commercial Considerations
Doing Business in China – Legal and Commercial Considerations China remains one of the world’s most important markets for international businesses. The country offers a vast consumer market, a highly developed industrial base and a central role in many global supply chains. At the same time, it is also one of the most complex jurisdictions […]
Chinese Investment in Europe – Opportunities and Risks
Chinese Investment in Europe – Opportunities and Risks Over the past two decades, Chinese investment in Europe has evolved from primarily involving individual corporate acquisitions to becoming a central feature of the global investment landscape. Today, Chinese companies invest in everything from industry, technology and infrastructure to real estate, energy and advanced research. At the […]
Why Western Companies Often Misunderstand China
Why Western Companies Often Misunderstand China China is now the world’s second-largest economy, a leading industrial nation and one of the most important destinations for international investment. At the same time, it remains one of the world’s most misunderstood business environments. The explanation does not lie in a lack of information. On the contrary, countless […]
