The SCCC is pleased to invite you to this webinar, which will provide an update on the Chinese Corporate Social Credit System (CSCS).
- Why did the Chinese government build up the CSCS?
- How does the CSCS help to govern enterprises and economic actors in China?
- What key actions should Swiss companies take to respond to the CSCS?
- What do Swiss companies need to know about potential sanctions, benefits and ways to improve their corporate rating?
- Which remedies can a company take against (incorrect) negative credit ratings and sanctions?
- How should companies adapt their contracts with Chinese counterparties?
- Which adjustments are necessary to a company's compliance management?
Webinar Recording:
Webinar presentations are available for download:
Sabine Neuhaus
Associate, Kellerhals Carrard
Based in the Shanghai office of Kellerhals Carrard, attorney Sabine Neuhaus advises clients primarily in the areas of cross-border M&A, PE investments, contract law, Joint Ventures and international arbitration in Switzerland and in China. She also has extensive knowledge in international arbitration and has been involved in arbitration proceedings in the construction sector, contract and post-M&A disputes. Sabine Neuhaus is a Board Member of SwissCham Shanghai (Co-Head Legal Committee, Vice-Chair SME Committee) and Vice President of the Moot Alumni Association.
Hailin Wang
Consultant, Sinolytics
Esther Nägeli
President, Legal Chapter SCCC; President, Swiss-Hong Kong Business Association; Founder, Nägeli Attorneys-at-Law
Esther Nägeli, Attorney-at-Law, Dr., LL.M. (University of Hong Kong), EMBA, is President of the Swiss-Hong Kong Business Association. She has lived and worked in Hong Kong and China. Since more than 20 years she advises clients regarding direct investment, mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures in cross-border transactions with a focus on China-related projects. She is also an expert judge with the Commercial Court of the Canton of Zurich and a lecturer at Zurich University, Faculty of Law, on China Business Law.
This webinar is free of charge.