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China is in the process of rolling out it's so-called "corporate social credit system", a big data-enabled set of mechanisms for overseeing, rating and controlling the behavior of market participants more comprehensively than credit rating tools that exist today.
The system will contain industry-agnostic criteria, such as compliance with environmental standards, employee treatment and taxation, as well as industry-specific dimensions. No matter the size or type of operations, it will be crucial to know your company's social credit score, as well as the scores of your partners.
At this Sharp Talk, advisors from Business Sweden and Mannheimer Swartling will give their perspectives on the corporate social credit system:
- What can Swedish companies do to better understand the system?
- How can Swedish companies ensure continuous governance and compliance with the system?
Welcome to our Sharp Talk on November 7th!
Light breakfast and coffee included.
Agenda
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Corporate Social Credit System: Preparation!
Joakim Abeleen•Lucas Jonsson11
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Q&A
Joakim Abeleen•Lucas JonssonCorporate Social Credit System: Preparation!
Speakers
Joakim Abeleen
Head of Beijing office at Business Sweden at Business SwedenJoakim is heading up the Business Sweden office in Beijing, and has been leading the Chinese Consumer study. He has a background within strategy consulting for consumer brands in Europe and Asia.
Lucas Jonsson
Partner at Mannheimer SwartlingLucas Jonsson lives in Shanghai and is the head of Mannheimer Swartling operations in Shanghai. Lucas has extensive experience in international projects and client relationships in particular M & A, commercial agreements and cross-border investments. Furthermore, he advises clients on a regular basis in risk and crisis management, and lead different types of investigations related to business ethics and compliance, including those initiated by whistleblowers. Lucas is also the Vice Chairman of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China and chairman of the Shanghai Chapter.
Q&A
Speakers
Joakim Abeleen
Head of Beijing office at Business Sweden at Business SwedenJoakim is heading up the Business Sweden office in Beijing, and has been leading the Chinese Consumer study. He has a background within strategy consulting for consumer brands in Europe and Asia.
Lucas Jonsson
Partner at Mannheimer SwartlingLucas Jonsson lives in Shanghai and is the head of Mannheimer Swartling operations in Shanghai. Lucas has extensive experience in international projects and client relationships in particular M & A, commercial agreements and cross-border investments. Furthermore, he advises clients on a regular basis in risk and crisis management, and lead different types of investigations related to business ethics and compliance, including those initiated by whistleblowers. Lucas is also the Vice Chairman of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China and chairman of the Shanghai Chapter.
Speakers
Joakim
Abeleen
Head of Beijing office at Business Sweden at Business Sweden
Joakim is heading up the Business Sweden office in Beijing, and has been leading the Chinese Consumer study. He has a background within strategy consulting for consumer brands in Europe and Asia.
Lucas
Jonsson
Partner at Mannheimer Swartling
Lucas Jonsson lives in Shanghai and is the head of Mannheimer Swartling operations in Shanghai. Lucas has extensive experience in international projects and client relationships in particular M & A, commercial agreements and cross-border investments. Furthermore, he advises clients on a regular basis in risk and crisis management, and lead different types of investigations related to business ethics and compliance, including those initiated by whistleblowers. Lucas is also the Vice Chairman of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China and chairman of the Shanghai Chapter.
Sponsors and Partners
Dragon Partners
A special thanks to our Dragon Partners for supporting the Swedish business community in China.
