In the context of the ever-changing global political and economic landscape, corporate compliance management faces new challenges and opportunities. To address this, Llinks' compliance team and Grant Thornton successfully held the seminar titled "Compliance Trends and Strategies During the Trump's Tenure " on March 21 and March 28 at One Lujiazui in Pudong and the Raffles City in Huangpu, Shanghai. The event attracted 20 professionals, including general counsels and chief compliance officers from foreign enterprises and Chinese companies operating internationally.
The seminar brought together senior experts in the compliance field, including Llinks partners Dr. David Pan, Mr. Nigel Zhu, and Grant Thornton partner Mr. Yiming Ke. They conducted in-depth analyses and discussions on major compliance areas such as anti-corruption and anti-fraud, export controls and sanctions, cross-border data issues, and antitrust and competition law, providing valuable guidance and recommendations for enterprises' compliance planning in the new environment.
Dr. Pan shared profound insights based on his 24 years of legal practice experience in the U.S. and China, focusing on regulatory compliance. Mr. Ke, with 31 years of experience in related services in China, offered professional advice on compliance operations, risk management, and corporate investigations. Mr. Nigel Zhu concentrated on regulatory compliance work related to anti-fraud, antitrust, cybersecurity, and data compliance, providing a series of practical compliance strategies for enterprises.
This event created a platform for communication and learning among participating companies, facilitating the sharing of experiences and information in the realm of compliance management. Attendees, drawing from their rich practical experiences, engaged in in-depth discussions on specific issues in compliance management, sharing actual operational experiences and response strategies across different compliance fields. These contributions enriched the seminar's content, providing participating companies with more targeted and actionable compliance management references.
Llinks and Grant Thornton will continue to monitor global compliance trends and provide support and assistance for enterprises in their compliance management on a global scale. They plan to hold similar seminars regularly to promote the ongoing development and improvement of corporate compliance management.
