Executive China Update with Ines Liu

Founded in Victoria in 1973, the Australia China Business Council (ACBC) is a membership-based, non-profit, non-government organisation comprised of a National Office, eight state branches, and more than 1500 representatives from over 1200 Australian and Chinese companies.ACBC actively promotes two-way trade and investment, economic cooperation and understanding between the business communities of Australia and China. ACBC also plays an influential role as an advisor to the Australian Government on commercial relations with China.ACBC Victoria is one of the largest, most vibrant and diverse business councils in Australia. With over 300 company members and more than 3500 friends and associates. ACBC has close links with Chinese officials and expatriate groups, and provides regular business-focussed activities and events for our members across the country. In 2019, ACBC hosted 65 events for our members, attracting over 3600 participants.

Australia China Business Council Victoria

Join us for an exclusive in-person ACBC Victoria Executive China Update featuring Dezan Shira &amp; Associates’ Ines Liu

International Chamber House

*This session may qualify for CPD points with your relevant professional body*As China's economy displays impressive resilience during the recovery phase, businesses face a unique set of pressures both domestically and globally. The risk-adjusted return on investment in China has changed dramatically in the past few years – with economic growth structurally slowing, and policy, reputational, and geopolitical risks all rising substantially. To navigate an increasingly complex operating environment, many companies operating in China are now reevaluating their strategies and exploring available options to navigate this evolving landscape. It is crucial for enterprises across all sectors to proactively plan for the future, gain better control over operations, reshape market strategies, and foster nimble and resilient corporate structures. Ines will be providing a thorough presentation on the following key topics: <ol><li>Macro-Environmental Factors that may affect your company in China </li><li>Series of reviews to be conducted on your operations </li><li>Common Restructuring Options </li></ol>There will be ample time for high-level networking and a Q&A portion with pre-submitted questions, therefore please email any questions you have for Ines to <a href="https://mailto:Phoebeanca.luong@acbc.com.au" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Phoebeanca.luong@acbc.com.au </a>This event will be run under Chatham House rule whereby participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.

<h2>Event Details:</h2>Date: Tuesday 12 September 2023Time: 1:45pm for 2:00pm-4:30pm AEST 5:00pm AESTV﻿enue: ICH, 121 Exhibition StreetA﻿CBC Members: $25 (+GST + BF)G﻿eneral Admission: $35 (+GST + BF)

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