# Charlie Jianfeng Xie

Role: Partner, Finance (China)
Canonical: https://wiki.private.law/en/authors/charlie

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## Wiki articles

- Listing Venues for Asian Issuers: HKEX, SGX, STAR, ChiNext, Tokyo, Seoul, New York and Dubai
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/listing-venues-asia
  Summary: Thirteen boards for Asian issuers compared: profit and cap gates, public float, lock-up, fees, timelines and the gatekeepers that stop high-risk deals.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T08:48:00.000Z

- Panda Bonds: Renminbi Bond Issuance by Foreign Borrowers in China
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/panda-bonds
  Summary: Who may issue panda bonds, which regulators clear them, timelines, coupons and the all-in issue budget, and how panda bonds differ from dim sum.
  Last modified: 2026-10-03T23:08:00.000Z

- Shanghai Stock Exchange: SSE, STAR Market, GDR and the Bond Route
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/shanghai-listing
  Summary: SSE Main Board and five STAR Market thresholds, the GDR route after the CSRC 2023 reform, and whether a foreign company can list in China.
  Last modified: 2026-10-03T23:08:00.000Z

- Hong Kong: HKEX Listing and Dim Sum Bonds
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-ipo
  Summary: Main Board, 18A, 18C, GEM and SPAC compared on thresholds, timelines and all-in cost — plus how dim sum bonds price against onshore CNY.
  Last modified: 2026-10-03T17:13:00.000Z

- Sinosure: Buyer Credit Limits, the Cost of Payment Terms and Subrogation on Default
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/sinosure
  Summary: How Sinosure credit limits work, what a supplier needs to grant 60–120 day terms, the true annualised cost of the delay, and what happens on default.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T09:45:00.000Z

- Lending in China: Interest Rates and Borrower Eligibility
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-lending
  Summary: Cost of money in China, September 2026: LPR 3.00%, corporate loans 3.04%. Three access routes for non-residents, Sinosure terms, a $1m worked example.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T07:45:00.000Z

- Payouts to Chinese Suppliers: PingPong or WorldFirst
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-supplier-payouts
  Summary: A comparison of the two licensed channels for paying RMB into mainland China: licences, the China leg, adjacent services and which one fits which flow.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T21:03:00.000Z

- Hong Kong vs Singapore: Banking Access for Non-Resident Owners
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-vs-singapore-banking
  Summary: Hong Kong or Singapore for a company account: deposit protection of HK$800,000 vs S$100,000, bank licence types, and what HKMA and MAS require at onboarding.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T08:48:00.000Z

- Hong Kong vs Singapore for Company Incorporation and Running Costs in 2026
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-vs-singapore-company
  Summary: Where to incorporate in 2026: Companies Registry and ACRA fees, Hong Kong's compulsory audit, Singapore's resident director and what the 2025 CSP Act changed.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T06:38:00.000Z

- Hong Kong vs Singapore Corporate Tax for a Trading Company: Which Is Lower in Practice
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-vs-singapore-corporate-tax
  Summary: Two-tier 8.25%/16.5% against 17% with PTE, SUTE and the YA 2026 rebate: effective rates at six profit levels, FSIE both sides, Pillar Two threshold.
  Last modified: 2026-09-25T23:55:00.000Z

- Hong Kong's Tax Treaty Network
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-tax-treaty-network
  Summary: Hong Kong's CDTA network as at September 2026: 51 in force, 9 signed, 17 in negotiation. Withholding rates, Certificate of Resident Status in 21 working days, MLI reservations, CARF and Pillar Two.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T16:21:00.000Z

- Hong Kong vs Singapore for Private Banking: Thresholds, Investor Status and Onboarding
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-vs-singapore-private-banking
  Summary: Private banking in Hong Kong vs Singapore: Professional Investor and Accredited Investor regimes, bank entry thresholds, onboarding, source of wealth and the sanctions frame for Russian clients.
  Last modified: 2026-09-25T20:28:00.000Z

- Hong Kong: the Stablecoins Ordinance — the HKMA Issuer Licence and the Limits of the Regime
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hk-stablecoin-ordinance
  Summary: Cap. 656 since 1 Aug 2025: HKD 25m capital, one-business-day redemption, 36 applications and two licences by 10 Apr 2026 — who must license and who may sell.
  Last modified: 2026-09-20T19:26:00.000Z

- Stablecoins in Asia: Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Korea and the Yuan Question
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/asia-stablecoin-regimes
  Summary: Hong Kong issued 2 licences out of 36 bids, Japan launched JPYC, Singapore awaits its law, Korea is split, China bans: Asia's stablecoin regimes compared.
  Last modified: 2026-09-20T20:09:00.000Z

- HashKey Group: licensed digital-asset infrastructure in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hashkey-group
  Summary: HashKey Group: SFC-licensed exchange, custody, OTC, asset management and tokenisation across Hong Kong, Singapore and beyond. IPO disclosures, fees, onboarding and entity-specific protections.
  Last modified: 2026-10-03T17:14:00.000Z

- Anchorpoint Financial: HKMA-Licensed Stablecoin Issuer
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/anchorpoint-financial
  Summary: Anchorpoint Financial is an HKMA-licensed stablecoin issuer backed by Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Animoca Brands and HKT. Reserves, redemption, distribution via OSL and HashKey, HKDAP status.
  Last modified: 2026-09-21T09:49:00.000Z

- Hong Kong Tax Residence and the Certificate of Resident Status
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-tax-residence
  Summary: Territorial tax, the IRD test (ordinarily resides, 180/300 days), the Certificate of Resident Status in 21 working days, 51 treaties, and the CRS bank form.
  Last modified: 2026-10-02T19:25:00.000Z

- Hong Kong vs Singapore for a Trading Company with Mainland China Clients
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-vs-singapore-china-trade
  Summary: Hong Kong or Singapore for China trade: profits tax 8.25%/16.5% vs 17%, China DTA withholding, around 75% vs low single digits offshore RMB clearing.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T13:41:00.000Z

- Hong Kong Salaries Tax for Remote Workers: Foreign Employers and the 60-Day Rule
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-salaries-tax-remote-work
  Summary: Goepfert and where the employment sits, s 8(1A) day apportionment, the 60-day rule after So Chak Kwong, directors' fees, dual contracts and the 183-day article.
  Last modified: 2026-09-25T20:06:00.000Z

- Hong Kong FIHV vs Singapore 13O: The Two SFO Regimes Compared
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-fihv-vs-singapore-13o
  Summary: Hong Kong FIHV against Singapore 13O and 13U: HK$240m vs S$20m thresholds, substance costs, Bill 2026 status and the CIES vs GIP migration bonus compared.
  Last modified: 2026-09-20T20:54:00.000Z

- Hong Kong Company, Singapore Resident: Who Taxes What
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-company-singapore-resident
  Summary: Keeping a Hong Kong company as a Singapore resident: offshore claims and FSIE in HK, the control-and-management test (SG 17%), and the salary trap.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T13:18:00.000Z

- Hong Kong Virtual Banks: Ant Bank, PAO Bank, Fusion, livi, Mox, ZA
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-virtual-banks
  Summary: All eight HKMA-licensed virtual banks: Ant Bank, PAO Bank (now Ping An), Fusion, livi, Mox, ZA, WeLab, Airstar (EleBank) — owners, results, HKID rules.
  Last modified: 2026-09-22T21:47:00.000Z

- CMB Wing Lung: Private Banking in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/cmb-wing-lung
  Summary: China Merchants Bank's HK subsidiary: published tier ladder — Sunflower HK$500k, PWM HK$5m, Private Banking HK$30m TRB — plus same-day Express Link to CMB, Wealth Management Connect and 2025 key ratios.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T21:06:00.000Z

- Bank of East Asia: SupremeGold Tiers and Private Banking
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/bank-of-east-asia
  Summary: BEA Hong Kong: Li-family bank (HKEX:23) with SupremeGold (fee waived from HK$500k), SupremeGold Private (HK$5m) and Private Banking — ownership, ratings, fees, non-resident onboarding.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T21:02:00.000Z

- China residence permit: work permit, Z visa and permanent residence
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-residency
  Summary: Work permit A/B/C, the Z visa and the residence permit: routes via a WFOE and a representative office, the K visa for STEM, the five-star card and Chinese tax residency.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T14:51:00.000Z

- China: Company, Banks, Payments, and Residency
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-hub
  Summary: China for business: WFOE and regions, a bank map for foreign trade, CIPS payments and SAFE currency control, work-based residency, taxes, and the sanctions layer.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T10:14:00.000Z

- Generating bank statements in CZCB
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/czcb-statements
  Summary: Step by step: generate and download a PDF bank statement for a CZCB (Zhejiang Chouzhou Commercial Bank) account in the online banking client.
  Last modified: 2026-10-02T04:46:00.000Z

- Hong Kong FIHV: Tax Concessions for Family-Owned Investment Vehicles
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-family-office-fihv
  Summary: 0% Hong Kong profits tax for a family-owned investment holding vehicle run by a single-family office: conditions, the HK$240m threshold, the 2026 Bill, and CFC/PFIC risk for US persons.
  Last modified: 2026-09-26T20:24:00.000Z

- Intestate Succession in China: Civil Code 2021 and Planning
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-intestate-succession
  Summary: Two classes of heirs under China's 2021 Civil Code, spousal share, testamentary reform, "necessary portion" (Art. 1141), testamentary trusts, and no inheritance tax.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T15:29:00.000Z

- Company audit in China
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/audit-china
  Summary: Annual statutory audit for companies in mainland China, incl. WFOE and Free Trade Zone entities: scope, deadlines and filing for family offices.
  Last modified: 2026-10-03T23:10:00.000Z

- Money Service Operator (MSO) License in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/mso-license-hk
  Summary: Money Service Operator (MSO) license in Hong Kong from C&ED for money remittance and currency exchange. Requirements, substance, and suitability for payment businesses.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T15:54:00.000Z

- Making payments in CZCB
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/czcb-payments
  Summary: Step by step: create and authorise a payment in the CZCB (Zhejiang Chouzhou Commercial Bank) online banking client, upload supporting documents, and use the Operator and Authoriser tokens.
  Last modified: 2026-10-02T04:46:00.000Z

- Hong Kong: Companies, Residency, Banking and Licences
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-hub
  Summary: Hong Kong as a hub: company registration, residency, banking and licenses. English common law and territorial tax principle for private capital structures.
  Last modified: 2026-10-01T22:04:00.000Z

- CZCB online banking: login & Ukey setup
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/czcb-online-banking-login
  Summary: How to set up the two Ukey tokens and log in to the CZCB (Zhejiang Chouzhou Commercial Bank) enterprise online banking client, step by step.
  Last modified: 2026-10-01T23:45:00.000Z

- SVF License in Hong Kong: Stored Value, Wallets, and the Banking Boundary
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/svf-license-hk
  Summary: HKMA SVF license under Cap. 584: what stored value facilities can do, where the banking boundary lies and when this regime matters.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T16:45:00.000Z

- Currency exchange in CZCB
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/czcb-currency-exchange
  Summary: Step by step: buy and convert currency (USD/EUR ↔ CNY) in the CZCB (Zhejiang Chouzhou Commercial Bank) online banking client, upload the supporting trade documents and print the purchase receipt.
  Last modified: 2026-09-19T12:38:00.000Z

- Zhejiang Mintai Commercial Bank
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/zhejiang-mintai-bank
  Summary: Zhejiang Mintai Commercial Bank, a regional lender in Zhejiang: how it compares to peers, account access, and where it fits for cross-border trade structures.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T20:57:00.000Z

- Langfang Bank — niche account for large-scale trading
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/langfang-bank
  Summary: Bank of Langfang, a regional bank in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei zone: a niche account for large-scale trading, with onboarding notes for cross-border business.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T07:45:00.000Z

- Financing in China: trade finance, Sinosure and RMB payments
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-financing
  Summary: How trade finance works in China: letters of credit, Sinosure cover, export buyer's credit and RMB settlement via CIPS, and what banks verify.
  Last modified: 2026-10-02T00:19:00.000Z

- Big Four of China: Bank of China, ICBC, China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank of China
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/bank-of-china
  Summary: Bank of China, ICBC, China Construction Bank (CCB) and Agricultural Bank of China (ABC): who each onboards, RU/BY owners, listings, fees, timelines.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T21:47:00.000Z

- Standard Chartered Hong Kong: Priority Banking, Priority Private and SC Private Banking — Emerging-Markets Focus in Asia
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/standard-chartered-hong-kong
  Summary: Standard Chartered Hong Kong wealth tiers: Priority, Priority Private and Private Banking, emerging-market focus and private-capital access.
  Last modified: 2026-10-02T06:01:00.000Z

- Bank of China (Hong Kong): Note-Issuing Bank, RMB Clearing and CIPS Direct Participant
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/bank-of-china-hong-kong
  Summary: Bank of China Hong Kong as HKD note issuer, RMB clearing bank and CIPS participant: when it matters for PRC settlements and resilient corridors.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T13:41:00.000Z

- Purchasing a Chinese number
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/chinese-phone-number
  Summary: Step-by-step guide to buying a mainland China mobile number via WeChat and eSender: registration, passport verification, payment and activation for banking and business.
  Last modified: 2026-09-30T07:35:00.000Z

- HSBC Hong Kong: One, Premier, Premier Elite and Global Private Banking — Note-Issuing Bank as Gateway to Asia
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hsbc-hong-kong
  Summary: HSBC Hong Kong, the largest of three HKD note-issuing banks: One, Premier, Premier Elite (ex-Jade) and Global Private Banking tiers, thresholds and fees.
  Last modified: 2026-09-26T14:44:00.000Z

- Hang Seng Bank: Prestige Banking, Prestige Private and HSBC Subsidiary in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hang-seng-bank
  Summary: Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong's leading local bank and an HSBC-owned institution: Prestige tiers, thresholds and Asian private-capital fit.
  Last modified: 2026-09-18T20:33:00.000Z

- Citibank Hong Kong: Business Accounts and Wealth Banking
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/citibank-hong-kong
  Summary: Citibank Hong Kong business accounts and wealth banking: retail tiers, published fees, Citi Private Bank, deposit protection and account-opening documents.
  Last modified: 2026-09-28T14:18:00.000Z

- ZA Bank: Digital Banking and Investment Services in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/za-bank-hk
  Summary: ZA Bank is Hong Kong's largest virtual bank by deposits under HKMA license and the first with SFC Type 1. Review of account features and who it suits.
  Last modified: 2026-10-01T23:40:00.000Z

- Restrictions on goods in Chinese banks
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-bank-restrictions
  Summary: HS-code lists of goods restricted by Chinese banks (CZCB, Huaxia, Zhejiang Mintai, Everbright): EU-sanctioned items, semiconductors, bearings. Key for trade routing.
  Last modified: 2026-09-28T08:56:00.000Z

- Banks of China for foreign trade: Everbright, Ping An, Hua Xia, SPDB and Bank of Dalian
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/chinese-banks
  Summary: China Everbright Bank, Ping An Bank, Hua Xia Bank, Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, Bank of Dalian and the Big Four: niches, RU-UBO rules, timelines.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T09:37:00.000Z

- Company audit in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/audit-hong-kong
  Summary: Hong Kong company audit: financial statements, audit report, Profits Tax Return, NAR1 within 42 days, offshore profits claim and the dormant company exception.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T21:48:00.000Z

- Hong Kong Residency: CIES, TTPS, QMAS and the Routes to Permanent Residence
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-residency
  Summary: Hong Kong's premium immigration routes reopened in 2024: CIES at HK$30m, the Top Talent Pass and QMAS, plus the path to PR. Thresholds and fit for HNW.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T15:59:00.000Z

- Hong Kong company: incorporation, taxation, banking
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong
  Summary: Hong Kong Private Limited Company: territorial taxation where only HK-sourced profits are taxed, plus banking reality for UHNW international structures.
  Last modified: 2026-09-29T12:48:00.000Z

- Opening a Bank Account in Hong Kong
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-bank-account
  Summary: HK company registration does not create a bank account. Guide to company account opening in Hong Kong, bank requirements and substance.
  Last modified: 2026-09-26T14:44:00.000Z

- OECD Pillar 2 in Hong Kong: 15% Global Minimum Tax for Large Multinational Groups
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/hong-kong-pillar-two-15
  Summary: From January 1, 2025, Hong Kong applies OECD Pillar 2 at 15% for MNE groups above EUR750M revenue. Impact on private holdings.
  Last modified: 2026-09-25T07:05:00.000Z

- China — Visa-free transit
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/china-visa-free-transit
  Summary: China's 144-hour visa-free transit for Shanghai: who qualifies, registration steps and how family-office travelers use the 6-day window without a full visa.
  Last modified: 2026-09-23T00:53:00.000Z

- Company in China
  URL: https://wiki.private.law/en/company-china
  Summary: Guide to forming a WFOE in mainland China: foreign ownership, tax, fapiao, SAFE currency control, bank account setup, and regional choice.
  Last modified: 2026-09-27T16:21:00.000Z

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