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The 1990 Institute, a U.S.-based charity, sets up a microfinancing corporation pursuant to new regulations imposed by the China Banking Regulatory Commission

January 2008

Clients 1990 Institute

Jones Day Beijing represents the 1990 Institute, a U.S.-based charity, in its provision of microfinancing to poor rural women in Shaanxi Province's Pucheng County, in cooperation with Pucheng and Shaanxi women's associations. Our lawyers are helping to set up a microfinancing corporation pursuant to new regulations imposed on such entities by the China Banking Regulatory Commission.

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