China intangibles guide
September 15, 2011
By Qisheng Yu, Amy Cai and Wing Siu, PwC China
As China moves up the value chain and develops into an industrialised nation, companies increasingly rely on intangibles to differentiate themselves from competition in the China market. Although the lack of strong protection of intellectual property rights has often been a concern to many multinational companies (MNCs) with operations in China, MNCs attracted to the rapidly growing Chinese market have little choice but to utilise some of their best intangibles in order to succeed against the competition.
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