[Webinar] Outbound Transfer of Personal Data from China

Overview

China has recently issued rules on the permissible mechanisms for outbound transfer of personal data from China. The penalties for non-compliance are hefty as the recent Didi case shows and they include personal liabilities for the responsible individuals.

Companies doing business in or with China need to understand these new rules to enable them to have operationally free flow of information.

Content

This webinar will look at
• New rules on the permissible mechanisms for outbound transfer of personal data from China
• Enforcement trends of the Chinese data regulators

Who should attend

Manager-in-charge, IT officers, compliance officers and legal personnel

Speaker/Course Instructor

Chiang Ling LI

Chiang is a lawyer from Tiang & Partners and has significant experience with China data privacy, cybersecurity, intellectual property and life sciences law since 1994. She has been in the forefront of the law, leading successful litigation involving patents, trade secrets, copyright, unfair competition, 3-D marks and well-known marks, as well as successfully pursuing criminal enforcement of IP infringement in China.

Chiang works closely with industry organisations lobbying for legal reforms, including those concerning patent linkage and data exclusivity, and has been appointed an arbitrator by CIETAC, HKIAC, ADNDRC, and the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Centre.

Chiang is author of many articles on China IP and pharmaceutical law and practice.

Details

Code

TSBCO22000301

Date & Time

Tuesday, 11 Oct 2022 (12:20PM - 1:20PM)

Venue

Virtual Platform

Relevant Subject

Regulatory Compliance

Language

English

Hours

SFC:1.00, PWMA:1.00