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The European Chamber Legal Working Group is proudly supporting Lexis Nexis' 2009 China Enterprise Risk Management Summit.

We’re delighted to recommend all European Chamber members to attend this event and to benefit from a 15% discount. The financial crisis, which leads to the shock and in panic for the people, is engulfing the entire world in 2008. The influence of ‘The financial tsunami’ beats the nerve for all of the people again: Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) has no time to delay under the current situation.     The depressed emotion appeared that if people wouldn’t pursue the maximization of the profit without the limit, if people would care about the existence of the risk during the enterprise operation, if… Unfortunately, there is no regret in the world. Because of the neglect for ERM we have had to paid large cost, and even such the cost is still continuing.     ERM is regarded as the most important part among the work of CFO. However, we have to come to realize in such a special time that ERM belongs no more to CFO only and it should belongs to each decision maker, even to each employee.     Opportunity accompanies always with the risk. 2009 China Enterprise Risk Management Summit will provide you an optimal platform for communication of the understanding and expounding for the crisis from the different decision-makers’ view, sharing the latest focus in ERM, discussing the co-management among the different department, creating the most values for the enterprise through the effective ERM.

   

Hot Topics:                                           Taking a close look into the investment policy in China for foreign-funded companies to avoid            policy risks and keep compliance Driving ERM into planning and strategy to establish effective strategic risk management            framework Cultivating the corporate culture to raise the awareness of risk control Standardizing the process of identifying, measuring, assessing and managing to risk to            minimize the threat of enterprise risks Enhancing cash management quality to ensure the enterprise survival and strategy            development                                            Accessing financing innovation services to evade the instability of exchange rate Mitigating the enterprise credit risks to ensure the business            continuity                                                     Selecting the most suitable internal control model to safeguard the financial process            security                                                          Benchmarking the cost-effective risk management to maximize company value Integrating operational risk management into ERM to safeguard business continuity What responsibilities should the corporate general counsel take in the ERM? Integrating corporate governance into ERM framework Integrating the various finance information for global business to accelerate the process of            financial risk assessment and reporting                             Establishing reliable IT structure to ensure the safe operation Disaster recovery: Making financial crises turn to be opportunities

Members of the European Chamber can purchase tickets at a 15% discount. (Original Price 7000RMB, EUCCC Member Price 6050)

To register please download the registration form  here

 

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