Hong Kong Event Agenda

09:30-10:00

Registration

10:00-10:30

Welcome address

Speaker

TBC

JIANG Lili, Committee Member and Secretary General of BAC/BIAC

TBC

Moderator

Zhang Haoliang, Deputy Secretary General of BAC/BIAC

10:30-11:20

Session One: International Arbitration in the Era of the New Arbitration Law: Institutional Reform, Innovative Practices and Judicial Support

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

XING Yuan, Partner at Beijing Huanzhong & Partners

Commentator

TBC

11:20-11:40

Coffee Break

11:40-12:30

Session Two: From Ecosystem Building to Market Recognition: The Making of a World-Class Mediation Hub

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

SUN Ying, Assistant Professor of Tongji University

Commentator

TBC

12:30-14:30

Lunch Break

14:30-15:20

Session Three: IP Protection for AI-Generated Content, Data Rights, and Virtual Spaces: Emerging Practices in the Digital Era

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

WANG Yaxi, Partner at Yuanhe & Twelve Tables

Commentator

TBC

15:20 -16:10

Session Four: New Rules for Investing in China: Investor Protection, Corporate Deadlock Remedies, and the Reshaping of Director Liability

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

DAI Yue, Partner at King & Wood

Commentator

TBC

16:10-16:20

Coffee Break

16:20-17:10

Session Five: The Changing Global Landscape and Energy Transition: New Trends in Energy Transactions, Investment and Dispute Resolution

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

LIU Hongchuan, Partner of Jingtian & Gongcheng.

Commentator

TBC

17:10-18:00

Session Six: When Deals Meet Black Swans: Economic Sanctions, Export Controls and Supply Disruption in International Trade

Moderator

TBC

Reporter

ZHAO Yun, Associate Dean (Mainland Affairs), Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong

Commentator

TBC

18:00-18:10

Closing Remarks

Speaker

TBC

Moderator

Zhang Haoliang, Deputy Secretary General of BAC/BIAC

18:10-19:00

Cocktail Reception

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