Beijing, China, January 9, 2015 /Xinwengao.com/ - Duxes is holding the 7th Anti-Corruption Compliance in China Summit 2015 next May 28-29 in order to analyze the latest developments in the field and to provide multinational corporations with insights into the latest progress and developments in the anti-corruption movement and to give a useful breakdown of how to be compliant when doing business in China.

Delegates will have the opportunity to hear from experts illuminate the latest best practices in business operations compliance and learn from their invaluable experience of how to formulate the best strategies to combat bribery and corruption.

For those who are contemplating setting up operations in China, the summit will tackle issues such how to establish contact with third parties and the best way to recruit new staff and talent.

As well as conventional speeches and presentations, the 7th Anti-Corruption Compliance in China Summit 2015 will allow attendees the opportunity to take part in open forum discussions which are certain to produce some unexpected new ideas from presenters and delegates. There will be plenty of opportunities for networking, bringing together hitherto unrelated parties in a field that is dependent on innovative partnerships to take the next step in development.

For further information, contact:
Ms. Rainie Shi
Tel: +86 21 5258 8005 Ext. 8107
Email: rainie.shi@duxes.cn
Website: www.duxes-events.com/ac7/

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Hong Kong, July 4, 2014 /Xinwengao.com/ - On December 11-12, 2014, leading law firms, senior management and representatives of relevant law enforcement bodies will meet in Hong Kong to discuss the future of anti-corruption and compliance in and across the Asia Pacific region at the 2nd Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2014.

This comes after 2013, a significant year for anti-corruption in which we saw two of the largest settlements in the history of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the highly publicized allegations of corruption surrounding GlaxoSmithKline in China.

Speakers are set to discuss how to encourage cooperation between companies and government bodies across the region in order to fight corruption, citing case studies of successful joint law enforcement from last year.

Experts will also advise businesses on how best to operate their companies with particular attention to practices involving human resources and will illuminate and explain potential problems and sources of confusion in some Asian countries.

This summit is sure to be a great opportunity to hear about new methods of training staff in how to comply with anti-corruption laws, especially when giving or receiving gifts or entertainment and how to establish a ‘culture of compliance’.

Not only this, but emerging companies will be able to receive the invaluable advice of seasoned professionals who will offer their invaluable advice on how to deal with third parties and protect oneself against corrupt practices as well as how to react if faced with allegations of corruption.

For more information, please visit the 2nd Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2014 website at www.duxes-events.com/acap2 or contact Ms. Rainie Shi at + 86 21 5258 8005 * 8107 or by email rainie.shi@duxes.cn.

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Mumbai, India, June 17, 2014 /Xinwengao.com/ - Corruption in India has become a major problem and may discourage investors, therefore derailing and destabilizing the country’s economic growth. Corruption was a central issue in the recent elections with the outgoing Congress party being marred by persistent corruption scandals and a sharp economic slowdown that accompanied them.

The Anti-Corruption Compliance in India Summit 2014 will offer recent and up to date information by drawing upon the support of institutions who lead against the fight corruption. These include governmental organizations such the Anti Corruption Bureau and the Central Bureau of Investigation as well as private bodies such as Transparency International India and the legal and business community. Over the course of the summit, much attention will be paid to encouraging collective action between stakeholders on all levels, optimizing compliance programs to facilitate cost control and achieving higher business value and methods of protecting one’s business in India by mitigating exposure to corruption.

With at least three members of the Indian Parliament in prison following the 2010 ‘Telecom Scandal’, the Indian people and business community are both becoming increasingly disillusioned and frustrated with the current situation. There is a general consensus for change and with a new government, there is a renewed hope. However, in order for there to be any profound improvement, the business community must play its part and share good practices in order to create transparency and security.

The Anti-Corruption Compliance in India Summit, presented by Duxes (Shanghai) Business Consulting, has grown over the past six years to become the premier platform for bringing together experts from all sides of corporate law to mold the global conversation on anti-corruption policy for the year to come.

For more information, please visit the website at http://www.duxes-events.com/ACI/ or contact Ms. Rainie Shi at rainie.shi@duxes.cn.

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Shanghai, China, February 20, 2014 /Xinwengao.com/ - To address this type of concern, the Anti-Trust Asia Pacific Summit 2014is to be launched in Hong Kong on June 26-27, with organizers bringing extensive expertise of eight previous annual anti-trust events in Mainland China, as well as bringing together participants from across the Asia Pacific region.

Featured presenters will include representatives of fair trade authorities from across Asia Pacific region, allowing delegates to take their questions directly to the source. As well, leading industry experts will be helping attendees to find the middle ground between promoting innovation and squelching competition; expanding in fierce markets, while avoiding monopolistic practices.

In addition to formal presentations, the Anti-Trust Asia Pacific Summit is bringing together members of this broad group of experts to discuss some of these questions in more open panel discussions. Issues left unaddressed will certainly be settled in the event’s various networking sessions, which will also provide fertile ground for development of new long-term partnerships between attending organizations.

More ifnormation is available at http://www.duxes-events.com/amlap

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Shanghai, China, February 19, 2014 /Xinwengao.com/ - The 6th Anti-Corruption Compliance in China Summit 2014 will offer guidance from leaders in the government fight against corruption such as the SAIC, MPS, and NHFPC, as well as those in the legal and business community who have overcome the obstacles of working amid this chaos. Among the events major discussion points will be third-party investigations from within a company or from the outside, managing company control systems, keeping sales and compliance working with the same goals, and managing executive-level risk.

These are already determined to be crucial issues with enforcement bodies in China, the US and UK focusing aggressive enforcement on the actions of third parties, with the integrity of corporate compliance systems weighing heavily in court decisions of liability. As well, corruption watchers await results of U.S. FCPA cases involving banking and hiring practices. Not about to wait and see, delegates at the two-day summit will be devoting one of the event’s open forum panel discussions to determining the best way to ensure clean, transparent hiring policies with several leading experts from the financial industry.

The Anti-Corruption Compliance China Summit, presented by Duxes (Shanghai) Business Consulting, has grown over the past six years to become the premier platform for bringing together experts from all sides of corporate law to mold the global conversation on anti-corruption policy for the year to come.

More information is available at http://www.duxes-events.com/ac6/.

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Shanghai, China, November 16, 2013 /Xinwengao.com/ - When a company is accused of bribery, stakeholders worry about the long-term effect on the business. And more attention has recently been focused on the machinations of corruption, bribery, corporate malfeasance, and fraud in Asia.

This year continues to be extraordinarily eventful in the global fight against graft, and at the Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2013, December 12th-13th at the Intercontinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong, there will be high hopes for determining what it will mean in the long run.

Many Asian countries face deeply rooted problems stemming from corruption, which in an interdependent global market, in turn calls for international solutions. The Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2013, hosted by Duxes (Shanghai) Business Consulting, is featuring presentations on the latest policies by speakers from across Asia’s legal field such as China’s State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC), the Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong, and India’s Anti Corruption Bureau.

The summit will also be featuring representatives of global government and non-government organizations like ASEAN, the OECD and Transparency International, along with those from the corporate and legal communities, who as much as anyone, have great interests in understanding the evolving legal framework, new trends in enforcement, and how to avoid losses as corruption steals from everyone along the path of business.

In addition to formal presentations, the delegates will have an opportunity to be more actively involved in panel discussions on topics such as the current status of the FCPA and UK Bribery Act and monitoring “facilitation payments” in Asia Pacific markets. Along the way there will also be opportunities for more in-depth personal discussion and most certainly the development of long-term partnerships as delegates meet with others confronting and finding solutions to the very same challenges that come with preventing corruption in international business.

For more information, please visit the website at www.duxes-events.com/acap or contact Ms. Rainie Shi at rainie.shi@duxes.cn.

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Hong Kong, November 7, 2013 /Xinwengao.com/ - This year continues to be extraordinarily eventful in the global fight against graft, and at the Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2013, December 12th-13th at the Intercontinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong, there will be high hopes for determining what it will mean in the long run.

Many Asian countries face deeply rooted problems stemming from corruption, which in an interdependent global market, in turn calls for international solutions. The Anti-Corruption Compliance Asia Pacific Summit 2013, hosted by Duxes (Shanghai) Business Consulting, is featuring presentations on the latest policies by speakers from across Asia’s legal field such as China’s State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC), the Independent Commission Against Corruption of Hong Kong, and India’s Anti Corruption Bureau.

The summit will also be featuring representatives of global government and non-government organizations like ASEAN, the OECD and Transparency International, along with those from the corporate and legal communities, who as much as anyone, have great interests in understanding the evolving legal framework, new trends in enforcement, and how to avoid losses as corruption steals from everyone along the path of business.

In addition to formal presentations, the delegates will have an opportunity to be more actively involved in panel discussions on topics such as the current status of the FCPA and UK Bribery Act and monitoring “facilitation payments” in Asia Pacific markets. Along the way there will also be opportunities for more in-depth personal discussion and most certainly the development of long-term partnerships as delegates meet with others confronting and finding solutions to the very same challenges that come with preventing corruption in international business.

For more information, please visit the website at www.duxes-events.com/acap or contact Ms. Rainie Shi at rainie.shi@duxes.cn.

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