On August 15, 2024, the 'Compliance Plus Forum 2024' ('the Forum'), co-hosted by Compliance Plus and IP Frontier, successfully opened in Shanghai. The Forum aimed to provide a platform for domestic and international compliance professionals to engage in face-to-face communication and learning. It focused on the overall framework and strategy of compliance, covering specific compliance issues in various fields such as life sciences, semiconductors & smart manufacturing, technology, and the Internet. Over 60 academic and industry practice experts in the field of compliance shared the latest judicial trends, corporate practical experiences, and successful cases. They delved into discussions with over 600 attendees on how companies can build and optimize their compliance systems, balance technological innovation, business objectives, and regulatory requirements, and promote high-quality development with advanced compliance management.
Llinks partner Mr. Nigel Zhu was invited to the Forum to deliver a keynote speech titled 'Balancing and Responding to the Protection and Rational Use of Personal Information in Internet and Technology Enterprises'. Mr. Zhu's presentation primarily revolved around various professional dimensions including 'Identification and Determination of Personal Information', 'Anonymisation and De-identification', 'Big Data Discrimination', 'Data Integration', 'APP Regulation and Privacy Compliance', 'AIGC Regulation and Compliance Governance', 'Personal Information Compliance Obligations of Large Internet Enterprises', and 'EU Regulatory Requirements for 'Gatekeepers''. He combined rich practical cases and engaged in in-depth discussions with the attendees, sparking a lively response.
As sustainable development, social responsibility, and transparency become global business consensus, compliance management has become a core part of corporate strategic planning. Faced with a rapidly changing business environment and increasingly stringent regulatory oversight, companies need to find an efficient path for development within the compliance framework. Compliance is no longer just a passive act of following rules; it is a key force in capturing market opportunities and promoting sustainable corporate development. It is the cornerstone for enterprises to compete in the market with a consistent approach amidst change and a highly focused subject for innovators across industries.
Llinks' compliance team, with its comprehensive capabilities and experience, provides a full range of compliance legal services for domestic and international corporate clients. In addition to traditional compliance practices such as anti-trust, anti-corruption, and anti-unfair competition, it also covers emerging compliance practices like data security and privacy protection, white-collar crime, and health, safety, and environmental protection. The team excels not only in helping companies build compliance systems to reduce risks but also in providing practical and effective services for companies to cope with administrative inspections and other emergencies.
In the future, Llinks Law Offices looks forward to serving more domestic and international companies, helping them build comprehensive and robust compliance systems.
