企业如何落地合规体系？这场亚太峰会给出答案……

Group 1 - The first "2025 Asia-Pacific Compliance Summit" was held in Shanghai, focusing on cross-border trade controls, economic sanctions, artificial intelligence, and data security, with over 100 compliance officers and legal experts from various countries participating [1] - Pekka Dare, President of the International Compliance Association, emphasized the organization's ability to adapt to changing policy landscapes and share expertise across industries [1] - Rhys Roberts, President of the Asian Compliance Officers Association, highlighted the significant turning point in compliance business, stating it can help companies effectively reduce costs [1] Group 2 - Zhou Hanmin, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, noted that China's outbound direct investment is projected to reach 11.6 trillion RMB in 2024, reflecting the increasing global influence of Chinese enterprises [1] - Zhou also stressed the urgent need for Chinese companies to integrate ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) strategies into their globalization efforts, as ESG has become essential for enhancing international competitiveness [2] - Siemens China’s Chief Legal Counsel, Hou Jin, mentioned that companies must align their compliance systems with their risk preferences at different stages [2] Group 3 - The summit addressed the opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence, with Lenovo's Vice President, Gao Huandong, stating that legal professionals must understand both law and technology to adapt to the evolving landscape [2] - Gao called for traditional lawyers to leverage artificial intelligence to enhance their capabilities, marking a significant shift in the industry [2] - Ma Jianxin, General Manager of Dow Jones Risk & Compliance in China, emphasized the need for Chinese companies to adopt a risk-oriented approach in response to geopolitical risks and to foster collective development in supply chain management [2]