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Discover the Invisible Risks in Global Operations

In today's interconnected world, multinational corporations face myriad risks—some visible and others hidden. To enhance global risk management and auditing effectiveness, the Japan Management Association will host a comprehensive seminar titled "Risk Management and Audit Considerations for Overseas Operations and Subsidiaries (2025 Edition)" on August 27, 2025. This seminar will take place both in-person and online, enabling a broad audience to participate.

The Rising Tide of Geopolitical Risks

With the increasing importance of geopolitical stability and compliance adherence, organizations are urged to reassess their risk management frameworks. This seminar has garnered high acclaim from attendees in auditing and international business departments, thanks to its relevant insights and expert instruction.

The 2025 seminar will incorporate updated content reflecting trends such as the use of AI in risk assessment and data governance. With the ever-evolving landscape of global business, understanding these emerging challenges is vital.

Notable Seminar Highlights

Expert Insights from a Leading Attorney

Renowned attorney Toshiaki Hasegawa will lead the discussions, drawing from his extensive experience in corporate law and risk management. Participants can expect practical explanations based on his publications, which serve as educational materials for the seminar.

Comparative Analysis of Global Scandals

The seminar will delve into real-world scandals and responses, providing case studies from both Western nations and emerging markets. Participants will gain insights into issues such as corruption, withdrawal strategies, and cybersecurity threats, learning effective countermeasures.

Establishing Legal Responsibilities

Hasegawa will also address the legal responsibilities of parent companies and how to build robust auditing frameworks. Key topics will include addressing bureaucratic hurdles, complying with local laws, and collaborating with internal audits.

Detailed Guide to Hub Auditing

Participants will receive a thorough breakdown of the steps necessary to implement hub auditing practices. This will encompass methodologies for investigation, organizational structure design, and ways to utilize checklists effectively.

Comprehensive Coverage of Current Risk Responses

The program also tackles pressing issues like AI-driven risk extraction, GDPR compliance, and safeguarding personal data—ensuring that attendees stay abreast of the latest practices in risk management.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is ideal for:

• - Professionals seeking to enhance governance and auditing frameworks for overseas branches.
• - Those looking to revisit their strategies for managing global risks related to cybersecurity, bribery, and GDPR compliance.
• - Individuals keen to learn auditing techniques to collaborate effectively with internal audit teams based at headquarters in Japan.
• - Stakeholders facing challenges in the adoption and operation of hub auditing and remote auditing practices.
• - Individuals interested in formulating response strategies based on real examples of overseas subsidiary issues and withdrawals.

Instructor Profile: Toshiaki Hasegawa

As the managing partner of Hasegawa Law Office, Toshiaki Hasegawa holds a wealth of knowledge on corporate law, risk management, and international litigation. Educated at Waseda University and the University of Washington Law School, he has worked at prestigious law firms in New York and London. His esteemed career includes serving as an external director for publicly-listed companies and as a former committee member for the bar examination on commercial law.

His published work includes several critical texts on topics ranging from contract management for overseas subsidiaries to principles of internal control and risk management regulations.

Seminar Schedule

1. Importance of Risk Management and Audit in Overseas Operations
2. Key Points in Managing Risks and Conducting Audits for Overseas Ventures
3. Content and Methodologies for Overseas Business Audits
4. Practical Case Studies in Risk Management and Auditing of Overseas Subsidiaries
5. Addressing Practical Challenges and Solutions in Auditing
6. Q&A Session

Participants will receive a copy of Hasegawa's latest book, "Risk Management and Audit Practices for Overseas Subsidiaries (3rd Edition, Latest Version)" as reading material.

Registration Details

Title: Risk Management and Audit Considerations for Overseas Operations
Date: August 27, 2025, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (5 hours)
Format: In-person at the Japan Management Association (Shinjuku) or online via Zoom (live streaming)
Fee (including tax): Members: ¥34,100 / General: ¥41,800

• - In-person Registration: Link
• - Online Registration: Link

Contact Information

For any inquiries, please reach out to the Planning and Training Group at the Japan Management Association via email at [email protected] or call 03-6632-7140.

About Japan Management Association (NOMA)

Established in 1949 as the "Japan Office Efficiency Association," NOMA has been a beacon for promoting management modernization and efficiency in Japan.

• - Mission: NOMA drives a harmonious balance of management, humanity, and science to foster sustainable developments within society.
• - Vision: Together with clients, we innovate the future of management in Japan.

For more information, visit the official NOMA website: NOMA