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Chinaforum Breakfast Club Nuremberg "Between Loss of Control and Ability to Act – The Balancing Act of German Companies in China"
October 28, 9:00 to 10:30
|€35 – €55
Past experiences run deep. Many German parent companies know only too well that placing too much trust in their subsidiaries in China can be risky: violations of laws and internal guidelines, a lack of transparency, and even fraud and corruption have already strained many a partnership.
At the same time, China's market is changing at a pace that often paralyzes centralized management from Germany. Those who rely on lengthy approval processes risk missing opportunities or allowing competitors to overtake them.
The crucial question, therefore, is: How can we successfully balance the necessary control with the urgently needed local freedom of decision-making?
As part of our China Forum Breakfast Club, "Between Loss of Control and Ability to Act – The Balancing Act of German Companies in China," LIAO Yuhui, Attorney-at-Law and Partner at Shaohe Law Firm, draws on his many years of experience in advising foreign companies to discuss how German parent companies can establish a sensible separation of powers within their subsidiaries in China to avoid compliance violations. He will also discuss how effective contract management and the pragmatic implementation of data protection requirements can successfully balance control and decision-making freedom.
The Breakfast Club will take place on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Nuremberg Chamber of Industry and Commerce for Middle Franconia, Hauptmarkt 25/27, 90403 Nuremberg. Following the breakfast, there will be an opportunity to further exchange ideas with the speaker and participants and to network for business in China.
The participation fee is €45.00 for registration by October 23, 2025, and €35.00 for China Forum members. For later registration or short-notice participation, the participation fee is €55.00. The participation fee must be paid in cash at the box office.
Originally published by our partner China Forum Bayern at the link:
https://www.chinaforumbayern.de/veranstaltung/cbcnbg_kontrolle/
