为促进专利池高质量建设、运营、管理，人保财险创新研发专利池运营责任保险，为专利池运营方因过 失给专利池成员造成的经济损失提供风险保障。 人保财险介绍，该产品重点覆盖因运营方过失导致的入池专利被侵权或被侵权损失扩大、入池专利被宣 告无效或失效、违反专利许可协议约定以及其他经保险机构书面同意的情形，减少专利池运营方的后顾 之忧。 人保财险表示，下一步将持续完善知识产权保险产品体系和服务体系，为推动专利转化运用、服务科技 创新和产业创新、加快培育发展新质生产力贡献力量。（记者张千千） 【纠错】 【责任编辑:王佳宁】 记者从人保财险获悉，近日，人保财险在江苏无锡、浙江宁波落地首批专利池运营责任保险，分别为无 锡市营养学会、宁波睿鑫知识产权有限公司在运营新型食品产业专利池、储能专利池过程中面临的专利 被侵权、专利被无效或失效、许可协议违约等专利池运营风险提供精准风险保障。 据了解，专利池是一种专利管理和运用模式，通过将多个专利权人拥有的某一技术领域的专利集中起 来，形成共享的专利资源池，以实现专利的集中管理和高效运营。 专利池通常由行业内具有显著创新优势和较大行业影响力的专利权人发起组建并负责运营，或者委托第 三方运营 ...

Group 1 - The "Corporate Compliance" column will provide major compliance-related legislative and enforcement alerts for state-owned enterprises in Shenzhen, enhancing their ability to mitigate compliance risks and support their international expansion [2] Group 2 - The China Securities Association revised and published the "Special Evaluation Measures for Securities Companies' Social Responsibility," which includes 18 articles and 13 evaluation indicators focusing on rural revitalization, investor education, social welfare, and industry ecological construction [3] - Securities companies are advised to align their annual social responsibility plans with the evaluation measures and actively disclose their social responsibility performance through various channels [3] Group 3 - The Ministry of Transport announced the revised "Management Measures for Survey and Design of Railway Construction Projects," which includes 10 chapters and 56 articles outlining compliance obligations throughout the railway construction process [4] - Railway construction companies are encouraged to strengthen compliance management and ensure quality control throughout the entire process [4] Group 4 - Six departments, including the National Intellectual Property Administration, jointly issued the "Guidelines for the Construction and Operation of Patent Pools," aimed at guiding high-quality patent pool development and promoting patent resource integration [5] - High-tech and patent-intensive companies are advised to establish clear standards for patent pool entry and optimize licensing mechanisms to ensure fair conditions [5] Group 5 - A company in Hainan was penalized for concealing over 200 million yuan in unbilled sales revenue, resulting in a total penalty of approximately 29 million yuan [7] - Companies are advised to maintain accurate accounting records and ensure all transactions are conducted through official accounts to avoid tax evasion [7] Group 6 - Two insurance companies had their business licenses revoked due to multiple violations, including discrepancies in governance reports and unauthorized transactions [8][9] - Insurance companies are recommended to establish mechanisms for verifying the accuracy of reports submitted to regulators and to ensure compliance with governance standards [9] Group 7 - The State Administration for Market Regulation published ten typical cases of illegal advertising across various sectors, highlighting issues in internet advertising [10] - Companies are urged to conduct thorough advertising reviews to prevent false claims and ensure compliance with advertising regulations [10] Group 8 - The U.S. Department of Justice released new guidelines for the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), focusing on reducing burdens on U.S. companies operating overseas while targeting corruption [12] - Companies are advised to stay informed about these guidelines to ensure compliance in international operations [12] Group 9 - The European Data Protection Board issued guidelines on data transfer to third countries under GDPR, emphasizing the need for legal bases and safety measures [12][13] - Companies should evaluate the legality of data transfers and ensure compliance with GDPR requirements when responding to data requests from third countries [13] Group 10 - The UK Parliament passed the Data Use and Access Bill, which aims to balance data innovation with privacy protection [15] - Companies should be aware of the new data protection principles and the requirements for data sharing under this legislation [15]

Group 1 - Tulip Innovation has announced a third injunction against Chinese battery manufacturer Xinwanda, indicating a firm stance on patent infringement issues [1] - The patent pool managed by Tulip Innovation, formed by LG and Panasonic, aims to create a monopoly structure in the lithium battery sector by integrating key technologies into a systematic patent portfolio [1][2] - The ongoing lawsuits against Chinese companies highlight a broader issue of inadequate overseas patent strategies, with Chinese firms often lacking defensive patents in key markets [2][3] Group 2 - The SEP patents involved are critical for automotive battery safety, and Xinwanda faces significant risks, including recalls and market bans, due to unauthorized use of patented technology [2] - Chinese automotive brands are primarily holding patents in traditional technology areas, while advanced fields like vehicle communication and connectivity are dominated by Western companies [3] - To counteract the challenges posed by international patent pools, Chinese companies are encouraged to collaborate and establish their own patent pools, enhancing their bargaining power [3][4] Group 3 - A comprehensive intellectual property strategy is essential for Chinese companies to navigate global markets, including the establishment of compliance frameworks and risk identification mechanisms [4] - The current patent disputes serve as a critical test for Chinese automotive brands, emphasizing the need to shift from merely exporting products to influencing global standards and rules [4] - The ultimate goal for Chinese companies is to transform their technological advantages into regulatory advantages by participating in patent pool negotiations and international standard-setting [4]

Core Viewpoint - The acceleration of intellectual property (IP) "going global" is a significant trend for Chinese enterprises, reflecting their transition from being a "world factory" to an "innovation laboratory" on the global stage [5][10]. Group 1: Growth in International Patent Applications - The number of PCT international patent applications submitted by domestic applicants increased by 12.7% year-on-year, while Hague system design applications rose by 23.2% [9]. - As of September 2024, China ranks first globally in both PCT international patent applications and Hague system design applications [3][5]. - The volume of PCT international patent applications related to green low-carbon technologies reached 6,356, which is 2.3 times that of 2020, maintaining a global leading position for four consecutive years [11]. Group 2: Importance of IP for Market Expansion - IP "going global" is essential for gaining access to overseas markets, with many Chinese companies prioritizing IP layout 18-24 months before entering foreign markets [6][10]. - The protection of brand value through IP is crucial, as many Chinese companies have faced challenges such as trademark squatting abroad [6][8]. - High-tech enterprises are increasingly recognizing the competitive advantage that comes from proactive IP strategies, with patent certification enhancing product premium capabilities [6][10]. Group 3: Trends in IP Management and Strategy - The trend of IP "going global" is primarily led by technology-intensive enterprises, which invest heavily in R&D and have a broader overseas IP layout [10]. - Chinese companies have improved their ability to handle IP disputes, with a reported win rate of over 70% in overseas IP litigation since 2024 [10]. - The exploration of technology licensing models is becoming a preferred strategy for companies like CATL, allowing them to generate revenue through licensing fees while minimizing risks associated with product exports [12][14]. Group 4: Development of Standard Essential Patents - Chinese enterprises are focusing on the development of standard essential patents (SEPs), with companies like Huawei leading in various key standard patent areas [13]. - The establishment of patent pools is being encouraged to facilitate cross-licensing and reduce transaction costs, promoting the industrial application of patented technologies [14]. Group 5: International Cooperation and Future Outlook - China has established stable cooperative relationships with over 80 countries and regions, with more than 200 active IP cooperation agreements [15]. - The annual import and export total of IP usage fees in China increased from 319.44 billion yuan to 398.71 billion yuan from 2020 to 2024, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 5.7% [15]. - The ongoing transformation of China's industrial structure from labor-intensive to technology-intensive is expected to enhance its role in global innovation and development [16].

Core Viewpoint - The global competition in the power battery market is intensifying as Chinese battery manufacturers, particularly CATL, gain market share over their South Korean counterparts, driven by the rapid adoption of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries and strategic adjustments by companies like LG Energy Solution (LGES) and Samsung SDI [1][2][9] Group 1: Market Dynamics - In 2024, CATL surpassed LGES in overseas market share for the first time, with CATL's battery installation volume reaching 96.8 GWh compared to LGES's 87.9 GWh, marking a significant shift in the competitive landscape [2] - Major South Korean battery manufacturers, including LGES, Panasonic, and Samsung SDI, experienced slower growth rates in battery installation volumes compared to the industry average, with some reporting declines exceeding 10% [2][9] - The financial performance of these South Korean firms reflected this market shift, as they reported losses attributed to the rapid penetration of LFP batteries and slow adaptation to changing market demands [2] Group 2: Strategic Adjustments - LGES is accelerating its transition to LFP battery production, repurposing existing facilities in Michigan for LFP production and planning to convert some of its NCM battery lines in Tennessee and Ohio [4] - LGES secured a significant contract with Renault's Ampere to supply approximately 39 GWh of LFP batteries from 2025 to 2030, marking a strategic entry into the European market [4] - Samsung SDI is also adapting by introducing LFP production lines in its Indiana facility, aligning with General Motors' shift towards LFP batteries for most of its upcoming electric vehicle models [5] Group 3: Technological Innovations - LGES announced a collaboration with General Motors to develop a new type of lithium manganese iron phosphate (LMFP) battery, which offers over 30% higher energy density than current LFP batteries while maintaining similar costs [5] - Samsung SDI has initiated mass production of the 46 series cylindrical batteries, with plans to expand into the electric vehicle market, while Panasonic is preparing for mass production of its 4680 battery [7] Group 4: Patent Strategies - A patent battle is emerging as LGES and Panasonic established a patent pool named "Tulip Innovation" to protect their intellectual property, which includes over 5,000 patents [8] - The patent pool has already taken legal action against Chinese battery companies for alleged patent infringements, highlighting the importance of intellectual property in the competitive landscape [8][9] Group 5: Future Outlook - The competition in the global power battery market is becoming increasingly multifaceted, with key variables such as LFP technology, cylindrical batteries, and patent litigation shaping the industry's future [9]