Who Should Attend？
● Foreign Invested Production-Oriented Enterprises
● Multinational corporations and Chinese enterprises going global with the need to restructure supply chains and
adjust business strategies
● Import & Export Enterprises that doing businesses with Asia-Pacific countries, EU and US
● Customs, Tax Consulting Firms and Law Firms
● Supply Chain and Logistics Service Organizations
● Directors, Managers and Practitioners from but not limited to the following departments:
○ Trade Compliance, Customs Affairs, Trade Management, Import & Export Management
○ Finance, Tax and Legal Departments
○ Logistics, Purchase, Supply Chain and Operation Departments
Why Attend This Summit？
A series of trade protection measures adopted by the new U.S. government and the ongoing tension in Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations have exposed Chinese enterprises engaged in trade with the U.S. to multiple compliance pressures, such as tariff barriers, anti-circumvention investigations, and tightened rules of origin.The modification and implementation of major global trade agreements have provided enterprises with new paths for tariff preferences and supply chain layout. However, due to their complex rules of origin, they also put forward higher requirements for enterprises' trade strategies. Meanwhile, under such a severe external environment, enterprises are in urgent need of new thinking and planning for their supply chain layout...
Based on this, Ficient Global will hold “The 2nd Global Trade Agreements & Supply Chain Compliance Summit". We will invite trade compliance and supply chain experts from well-known domestic and foreign law firms, consulting agencies, as well as senior trade compliance managers from multinational corporations to interpret key issues currently faced by Chinese enterprises for the participants. These include how to effectively utilize trade agreements, strengthen origin and supply chain compliance management, and how to legally and compliantly achieve strategic adjustment of origin through entrepot trade and supply chain reconstruction. The summit aims to help participants understand the latest developments in trade policies, clarify solution ideas, identify risks, and obtain practical response measures, thereby assisting enterprises in achieving sustainable development and upgrading of competitiveness on the basis of compliance.
○ Freight Forwarding Agencies, Customs Broker, Logistics Companies, etc.
○ Customs Affairs, International Trade, Indirect Tax, etc.
Highlights
● Applicable conditions of preferential/non-preferential rules of origin
● Interpretation of origin compliance and entrepot trade compliance risks
● Recent updates in major global trade agreements
● Rules of origin and practical applications in major global trade agreements
● Case studies on effective and rational utilization of trade agreements
● Case studies on synergistic application of preferential clauses in trade agreements and rules of origin
● Origin compliance risks for "going global" enterprises
● Global tariff policy developments
● New perspectives and strategic adjustments in tariff planning and cost optimization
● Current status and trends of global anti-circumvention policies and investigations
● Prevention and response to anti-circumvention investigations
● Impact of the current international trade environment on supply chain planning
● Key strategies for supply chain planning of "going global" enterprises
● Planning approaches and strategic implementation of supply chain reconstruction
● Supply chain risks and countermeasures in the current trade environment
● Ideas and strategic implementation of supply chain compliance management in the current trade environment
● Upgrading and sustainable development strategies for supply chains
