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ANTI MONOPOLY REGISTRATION

Tony Jiang, Vice President and Associate General Counsel, Legal & Policy Group, Intel Corporation

Previously teaching “international competition law and policy” and “EU law and policy” courses at Peking University Law School.

Has worked in Chinese antitrust law for 14 years now.

First job at DG COMP, then a few years in private practice in EU competition law in Brussels.

Laura was named as Rising Star (Antitrust & Competition) in 20 by Legal 500 Asia Pacific and Future Leaders (Competition) from 2019-2021 by Who's Who Legal.Īdrian Emch, Partner of Hogan Lovells Beijing She has also advised numerous clients on complex competition compliance and advisory matters, handling dawn raids and antitrust investigations facing the China competition authority. Laura has extensive experience in merger filings, having assisted numerous clients with antitrust filings before the China competition authority, including some of the most significant merger clearance cases to date. Her practice focuses on China antitrust legal issues including merger control filing, antitrust compliance, antitrust investigations and antitrust litigation. Laura Liu is a partner in Baker McKenzie’s joint operation platform partner, FenXun, in Beijing. Laura Liu, Partner of Baker McKenzie FenXun Joint Operation, Beijing

ANTI MONOPOLY REGISTRATION

Registration deadline: 2 pm (China Standard Time), Tuesday, July 26 / 2 am (US Eastern Time), Tuesday, July 26 Registration: Please RSVP via this link

Location: In-person at Baker McKenzie Beijing (seats are limited) & Virtual via Zoom Date and Time: 9-10 am (China Standard Time), Wednesday, July 27 / 9-10 pm (US Eastern Time), Tuesday, July 26 We hope to accommodate members located all around the world to join this robust discussion. It will be held in a hybrid format - in person at Baker McKenzie Beijing (seats are limited) and virtually via Zoom. This event is scheduled for 9 am China Standard Time on Wednesday, July 27 (9 pm US Eastern Time on Tuesday, July 26). To better understand the AML legislative updates and their implication for business operations and compliance practices in China, USCBC will be hosting an event featuring this topic with three distinguished speakers including two AML practitioners and an in-house expert from a multinational company to share their views and experiences. The updated AML, which will come into effect on August 1, includes major changes such as significantly increased fines for antitrust violations, introduction of personal liability, continued scrutiny of online platforms, a safe harbor for determining distributors’ resale prices, as well as key procedural updates on the review of Merger and Acquisition. China’s Anti-monopoly Law (AML) is undergoing its biggest change in 14 years with a new amendment of the AML by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress on June 24 and triggered changes on six supporting enforcement guidelines which are currently open for public consultation.