Anti-Monopoly & Competition Law Forum 2009 - following the introduction of the China Anti-Monopoly Law and the consultation on the Hong Kong Competition Law, this timely event has been designed for both In-house Counsel & Compliance Officers and External Counsel to provide you with in-depth, technical detail on the new laws followed by realistic guidance from global experts on competition law on how to implement compliance programmes that mitigate your exposure to antitrust law in practice.

Day one will provide you with in-depth, technical detail on the new laws, including Collusion, RPM and monopoly agreements, abuse of market position, M&A, powers of investigation and the liabilities under the China AML.

Day two moves on to provide you with practical guidance from global experts on competition law on how to implement compliance programmes that mitigate your exposure to the competition laws you heard about on day one.

This is your chance to attend the only forum to provide both technical & practical guidance on Asian Anti-Monopoly & Competition Law.
Leading In-house Experts from Across the Globe:
We have invited the best and the brightest competition law experts from around the world to provide you with first-class, practical guidance on how they have dealt with impact competition laws have on their organisations and how they have written, communicated and implemented effective compliance programmes that have minimised their exposure to antitrust laws.

At no other conference will you find such a panel of leading-minds who are at the forefront of global competition law. Use this opportunity to learn from their vast expertise and understand how they have created unique compliance policies to deal with competition law. You will see what their policies look like, so you can develop and improve your own.

Our in-house speaking faculty includes competition and antitrust counsel and legal experts from the following:

In addition, you will also hear from Regulatory bodies and enforcement agencies from regions including Singapore, Australia, China, USA & Europe on how antitrust legislation has been applied and interpreted across the globe and how competition laws will apply in Asia.