To offer a consolidated faculty of speakers across the globe that will deliver cutting-edge insights and guidance virtually on key global compliance, investigations and ethics trends, our Annual Mid-Year Trade Compliance sessions are now part of our Annual Compliance Conference that will be taking place virtually from 30 April – 6 June this year (with a vacation break during the week commencing 27 May).
With 14 virtual sessions across five weeks, we want to bring to our clients insights and analysis on significant developments across the latest international trade and corporate compliance developments.
Specifically, these are our Mid-Year Trade sessions that are part of the wider Annual Compliance Conference:
SANCTIONS AND EXPORT CONTROLS
Trade policy response to geopolitical disruption – China and beyond
Tuesday 7 May, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Legal policy response of the US, EU and UK and their trading relations between the West and China
US, EU and UK export control and foreign investment reforms
China’s response and its use of ancillary legal powers
Global strategies for handling sanctions regulators and enforcement
Wednesday 8 May, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Strategies for engaging with sanctions regulators
Recent enforcement trends across the US, UK, EU and Switzerland
Global sanctions and export controls update
Thursday 9 May, 10:00 – 11:30 am EDT
Key global sanctions and export control developments
Themes, developments and key risks in relation to the Russian sanctions
Updates on sanctions impacting other jurisdictions
Export control developments, including new unilateral controls on advanced technologies
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CUSTOMS AND KEY COMPLIANCE ISSUES
EU customs reform: biggest overhaul since 1968
Tuesday 14 May, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Setting the scene: why did this happen?
E-commerce & the data hub
EMEA customs: what’s trending?
Wednesday 15 May, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Customs developments and trends in the EU, UK, Africa and Middle East
Customs valuation, Free Trade Agreements, customs processes, customs procedures and enforcement
Duty mitigation in global supply chains: how to drive significant financial savings
Thursday 16 May, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Overview of various duty savings options available to traders
Free trade agreements and the importance of correct country of origin analysis
Customs special procedures
Case studies: US, Mexico, UK and EU
Illustration of the opportunities and challenges for businesses operating cross-border supply chains
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ESG, SUPPLY CHAIN and PRODUCT COMPLIANCE
ESG Supply Chain due diligence: what is the benchmark?
Wednesday 5 June, 10:00 – 11:00 am EDT
Recent supply chain due diligence developments in the EU, UK and US
Emerging regulatory standards for due diligence
Corporate insights from guest speakers on their experiences
You can register for the above sessions and the other conference sessions via this link: REGISTER HERE
You can view the detailed agenda for all sessions during the conference.
For any questions about this event, contact:
Kate Bullard
+44 20 7919 1474.
Our Annual Compliance Conference is also further complemented by our 21st Annual Global Trade and Supply Chain Webinar Series held all year round. We also invite you to register for the upcoming mid-year sessions in our monthly Global Trade and Supply Chain Webinar Series. Register here for these sessions.
April 30: Customs Valuation Hot Topics Around the World
June 4: Export Control Developments Across the Globe: Hot Issues and Enforcement Trends
June 25: Forced labor, ESG Compliance and Supply Chain: Due Diligence
