The ACC Hong Kong Board of Directors invites you to the following presentation, hosted by JunHe LLP.
Many MNCs find China’s corporate social credit system, or CSCS, a complicated system and have the following common concerns: (i) poor scores may result from uncertainties and practical difficulties in using the CSCS; (ii) minor violation could lead to serious consequences; and (iii) potential for abuse of the system and lack of effective remedies for legal protection. Are these fair statements? As the Chinese government is adamant in pursuing the CSCS, those questions become more and more relevant for MNCs
The session will cover the following topics:
SPEAKERS:
Frank Zhou has been a legal practitioner for more than 18 years, including 15 years in JunHe, a first tier PRC law firm, and 3 years in a renowned Australian law firm. He regularly advises multinational companies on foreign direct investment and general corporate matters in China. He is also a veteran transaction lawyer on M&A, private equity and joint venture transactions, with particular experience in life sciences and TMT sectors. He has vast experience in anti-bribery and compliance law, and has held training sessions for many clients in this area.
Lea Liu has been a legal practitioner for 9 years. Lea joined JunHe in August 2015. Before joining JunHe, Lea worked for almost four years in a big German law and accounting firm in Munich. Her working language includes Chinese, English and German. Since joining JunHe, she regularly advises multinational companies on foreign direct investment, joint venture, general corporate and compliance matters. She is particularly experienced in the daily legal issues in healthcare, manufacturing and banking sectors. Furthermore, Lea has vast experience in the EHS related legal matters and she has been representing multinational companies to participate in various governmental investigations and hearings.
