Understanding Compliance and Withdrawal Strategies for Companies in China

The General Incorporated Association Japan Management Association (JMA), located in Shibuya, Tokyo, is organizing an online seminar titled "Compliance and Withdrawal Strategies for Chinese Local Companies in Response to the Revised Chinese Company Law" on March 4, 2026. This seminar aims to enhance understanding among Japanese companies about recent changes in the Chinese business environment, particularly focusing on compliance issues and withdrawal strategies for their Chinese subsidiaries.

Seminar Overview

As the business landscape in China continues to evolve, issues regarding compliance and withdrawal are no longer concerns isolated to a handful of companies. For Japanese firms operating in China, strengthening governance structures and reassessing business portfolios have become critical issues. This seminar will systematically address typical examples of misconduct within local subsidiaries, elucidate legal responsibilities, and outline strategies necessitated by governance to prevent corporate scandals — all through the lens of the latest developments in Chinese law.

The seminar aims to empower participants with a comprehensive understanding of risk management and withdrawal strategies related to Chinese subsidiaries, facilitating informed managerial decisions and local responses.

Goals of the Seminar

Participants will gain insights into:
1. The reality and legal risks associated with internal misconduct in Chinese subsidiaries.
2. How to construct governance frameworks to preempt internal scandals.
3. The basic legal framework and procedures for withdrawing from China.
4. Common practical problems encountered during withdrawal along with effective solutions.

Featured Lecturers

- Tianhua Chen

Partner at King & Wood Mallesons, recognized as a leading figure in foreign law practice. With extensive professional experience in foreign investment, M&A, and corporate management, Chen has handled numerous cases across various industries, including textiles, energy, and finance. His works include significant publications like