The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Regulation issued a notice to deploy and carry out special actions to improve companies' overseas anti-monopoly compliance capabilities. This special campaign focuses on key scenarios such as overseas investment, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and product exports, and strives to use about a year to promote more comprehensive publicity and coverage of overseas anti-monopoly systems, significantly improve corporate compliance capabilities, and gradually improve the comprehensive service support system. The special action mainly includes the following key tasks: improving overseas compliance guidelines and establishing a diversified training system. Revise the “Overseas Antitrust Compliance Guidelines for Enterprises”, refine anti-monopoly supervision systems in key jurisdictions and add model cases. Strengthen overseas anti-monopoly awareness and education through multiple channels, carry out multi-level and diversified compliance training and guidance, and enhance the compliance awareness and risk response ability of enterprise personnel. Implement corporate principal responsibilities and establish a solid foundation for anti-monopoly compliance. Encourage and guide enterprises to carry out overseas anti-monopoly risk self-checks and compliance capability assessments, formulate plans to improve compliance capabilities, promote enterprises to establish working mechanisms for high-level coordination, departmental leadership, and job implementation, and embed competition compliance into all business processes such as investment decisions and contract management. Play the role of industry associations to enhance legal service capabilities. Prevent overseas antitrust risks related to “internalization”, guide industry associations to enhance service support capabilities for overseas anti-monopoly compliance, use compliance methods to promote industry self-discipline, carry out common risk investigations, and guide enterprises to participate fairly in international competition. Make good use of social expertise and strengthen international anti-monopoly exchanges. Relying on official websites, new media platforms and other channels, we provide enterprises with services such as overseas antitrust laws and regulations, typical case inquiries, and compliance risk reminders. Give full play to the advantages of experts, lawyers and professional service agencies to establish a compliance service system with diversified support. Deepen international anti-monopoly exchanges and cooperation, and organize various brand exchange activities.

The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Regulation issued a notice to deploy and carry out special actions to improve companies' overseas anti-monopoly compliance capabilities. This special campaign focuses on key scenarios such as overseas investment, cross-border mergers and acquisitions, and product exports, and strives to use about a year to promote more comprehensive publicity and coverage of overseas anti-monopoly systems, significantly improve corporate compliance capabilities, and gradually improve the comprehensive service support system. The special action mainly includes the following key tasks: improving overseas compliance guidelines and establishing a diversified training system. Revise the “Overseas Antitrust Compliance Guidelines for Enterprises”, refine anti-monopoly supervision systems in key jurisdictions and add model cases. Strengthen overseas anti-monopoly awareness and education through multiple channels, carry out multi-level and diversified compliance training and guidance, and enhance the compliance awareness and risk response ability of enterprise personnel. Implement corporate principal responsibilities and establish a solid foundation for anti-monopoly compliance. Encourage and guide enterprises to carry out overseas anti-monopoly risk self-checks and compliance capability assessments, formulate plans to improve compliance capabilities, promote enterprises to establish working mechanisms for high-level coordination, departmental leadership, and job implementation, and embed competition compliance into all business processes such as investment decisions and contract management. Play the role of industry associations to enhance legal service capabilities. Prevent overseas antitrust risks related to “internalization”, guide industry associations to enhance service support capabilities for overseas anti-monopoly compliance, use compliance methods to promote industry self-discipline, carry out common risk investigations, and guide enterprises to participate fairly in international competition. Make good use of social expertise and strengthen international anti-monopoly exchanges. Relying on official websites, new media platforms and other channels, we provide enterprises with services such as overseas antitrust laws and regulations, typical case inquiries, and compliance risk reminders. Give full play to the advantages of experts, lawyers and professional service agencies to establish a compliance service system with diversified support. Deepen international anti-monopoly exchanges and cooperation, and organize various brand exchange activities.