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China's data protection landscape continues to evolve as China has recently passed the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL), effective from the 1 November 2021. Together with the Data Security Law (DSL) and the Cyber Security Law (CSL), the Chinese government is building up a stricter regulatory regime for privacy protection, data security and network security. Businesses need to step up their compliance actions before the PIPL coming into effect in less than a month's time.
In this seminar, we will outline the key legal requirements under the PIPL and relevant China laws and provide practical compliance suggestions on what multinational companies should be doing in order to be compliant. We will also share first-hand practical experience from both an internal corporate management perspective and external service provider view with regard to managing in-house data compliance program and getting an organisation prepared with the new laws.
We will provide registered attendees with Zoom link one day prior to the webinar.
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Implications of PIPL and suggested compliance actions
Speakers
Barbara Li
Head of Corporate for China, TMT and Data Practice Lead at Rui Bai Law FirmBarbara has almost three-decades’ solid experience working at the Beijing and London offices of leading international law firms as well as in-house role. She brings a wealth of expertise in advising on structuring investment, achieving data and cybersecurity compliance and managing risks related to digital transformation and deployment of emerging technologies such as AI, big data, cloud and blockchain. Barbara also focuses her practice on foreign direct investment, M&As, joint ventures and strategic alliances in a wide range of industries including high-tech, telecom, energy, infrastructure, automotive and high-end manufacturing. She is ranked as a leading individual by various legal directories including Chambers, Legal 500, Asian Legal Business (ALB), IFLR1000 and WhichLawyer. With her industry expertise, Barbara was appointed as the vice chair of the Cybersecurity Sub-Working Group of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China for several years.
* Rui Bai Law Firm is an independent China law firm and a member of the PwC global network of firms.
Practical advice on personal information protection
Speakers
Tony Wan
Partner, Chief Data Steward, Cyber Security & Privacy at PwCTony is the Chief Data Steward of PwC China. His current focus is driving PwC China to be a cybersecurity & privacy compliance, well data governance and cloud adoption pioneer in the market, and he delivers such capabilities, experience and knowledge to our clients too. He has over 16 years’ working experience in PwC China and has managed and provided advice on broad spectrum of issues including cybersecurity & privacy, cloud computing, data governance, IT audit, risk management and internal control management. Tony and his team have the privilege of working with numerous successful businesses to bring their capability of managing risks to the next level.
Speakers
Barbara Li
Head of Corporate for China, TMT and Data Practice Lead at Rui Bai Law Firm
More Information
Barbara Li
Head of Corporate for China, TMT and Data Practice Lead at Rui Bai Law Firm
Barbara has almost three-decades’ solid experience working at the Beijing and London offices of leading international law firms as well as in-house role. She brings a wealth of expertise in advising on structuring investment, achieving data and cybersecurity compliance and managing risks related to digital transformation and deployment of emerging technologies such as AI, big data, cloud and blockchain. Barbara also focuses her practice on foreign direct investment, M&As, joint ventures and strategic alliances in a wide range of industries including high-tech, telecom, energy, infrastructure, automotive and high-end manufacturing. She is ranked as a leading individual by various legal directories including Chambers, Legal 500, Asian Legal Business (ALB), IFLR1000 and WhichLawyer. With her industry expertise, Barbara was appointed as the vice chair of the Cybersecurity Sub-Working Group of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China for several years.
* Rui Bai Law Firm is an independent China law firm and a member of the PwC global network of firms.
Tony Wan
Partner, Chief Data Steward, Cyber Security & Privacy at PwC
Tony is the Chief Data Steward of PwC China. His current focus is driving PwC China to be a cybersecurity & privacy compliance, well data governance and cloud adoption pioneer in the market, and he delivers such capabilities, experience and knowledge to our clients too. He has over 16 years’ working experience in PwC China and has managed and provided advice on broad spectrum of issues including cybersecurity & privacy, cloud computing, data governance, IT audit, risk management and internal control management. Tony and his team have the privilege of working with numerous successful businesses to bring their capability of managing risks to the next level.
