9th Summit on Anti-Corruption & Compliance Asia-Pacific by C5Group

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Calendar-alt March 9–11, 2021 (GMT+8)

Virtual Conference

9th Summit on

Anti-Corruption & Compliance

ASIA-PACIFIC OFFICIAL SPEAKERS: Christopher J. Cestaro Chief, FCPA Unit, Fraud Section, Criminal Division U.S. Department of Justice

Nusserwan Talati Senior Integrity Specialist, Office of Anticorruption and Integrity Asian Development Bank (Philippines)

Adam W. Storer Supervisory Special Agent, International Corruption Unit Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI (USA)

Meena Sankar Lead for IFC’s Anti-Corruption and Integrity Risk Management in Asia Pacific International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group (USA)

JOIN LEGAL AND COMPLIANCE LEADERS FROM: » » » » » » » » » »

Adobe Amazon BHP Billiton Daimler Eastman Ericsson GE Power GM Google Hewlett Packard Enterprise » Line Corporation » Medtronic » Microsoft

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Natura & Co. Revolut SATS Sembcorp. Industries Shire Splunk Standard Chartered Bank The Coca-Cola Company Vale Veolia VMware Zimmer Biomet

COUNTRY SPOTLIGHTS : China

Vietnam

Malaysia

South Korea

Indonesia

Laos

NEW PRACTICAL PANELS INCLUDE: • THE NEW REALITIES OF COMPLIANCE ACROSS THE REGION – “War Stories” on Managing Compliance Challenges in Uncertain Times • INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS – Reconciling Varying Privilege Protections, Evidence Gathering, Cooperation and Cultural Norms • THIRD PARTY MANAGEMENT IN TOUGH TIMES – How Industry is Keeping a Closer Eye on Business Partners • CHINA: Mitigating New Commercial Bribery and Fraud Risks • COUNTRY AND PORTS OF ORIGIN, AND CUSTOMS OFFICIALS – Tackling Supply Chain Bottlenecks and Corruption Risks Amid COVID-19

INTERACTIVE FORMATS: ç GENERAL COUNSEL INTERVIEW – Life During and After a Public Health Crisis ç COMPLIANCE BENCHMARKING ROUNDTABLES – The Surprising, Unexpected Lessons from Covid-19 ç COMPLIANCE OFFICER INTERVIEW: Inside the “New Normal” of Compliance Remotely and In-Person ç ANONYMOUS AUDIENCE POLLING: Hypothetical Exercises on Gifts, Travel & Entertainment, and Charitable Contributions ç ANONYMOUS Q&A: Corporations and Individuals as Defendants ASSOCIATE SPONSORS:

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Who Attends This Event In-House Counsel Compliance Officers Forensic, Audit and Accounting VPs/Managers/Directors – Anti-Corruption/Compliance/Legal

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DISTINGUISHED 2021 CO-CHAIRS Katharine A. Bostick Director, Compliance & Litigation, Greater China Region Microsoft (China)

Mona Dange Vice President – Ethics & Compliance Nokia (Singapore)

Ritankar Sahu Visiting Scholar, Duke University (Former General Counsel & Head of Compliance at MAXpower Corporation, 2017-2020, Singapore)

OFFICIAL SPEAKERS: Christopher J. Cestaro Chief, FCPA Unit, Fraud Section, Criminal Division U.S. Department of Justice

Adam W. Storer Supervisory Special Agent, International Corruption Unit Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI (USA)

Nusserwan Talati Senior Integrity Specialist, Office of Anticorruption and Integrity Asian Development Bank (Philippines)

Meena Sankar Lead for IFC’s AntiCorruption and Integrity Risk Management in Asia Pacific International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group (USA)

EXPERT FACULTY Natalie Arnold Lead Ethics and Compliance Counsel, International Team Google (Singapore) Kelly S. Austin Partner Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP (Hong Kong) Liliya Barchuk Regional Head, Anti-bribery & Corruption, Financial Crime Compliance, ASEAN and Greater China Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Mekhla Basu Director and Corporate Counsel APAC Splunk (Singapore) Caroline Berube Managing Partner HJM Asia Law & Co LLC (China & Singapore) Patience Bin Global Ethics & Compliance Lead, Anti-Corruption & APAC Head of Compliance Natura & Co. (Singapore) K. Trisha Chang Senior Foreign Attorney Kim & Chang (South Korea) Eddie Chuah Partner Wong & Partners (Malaysia) Aaron Lee Teck Chye Partner Allen & Gledhill LLP Campbell Clark VP, Legal & Compliance, APAC Medtronic (Singapore) Ira Andarama Eddymurthy Partner SSEK (Indonesia) Prerna Gandhi Senior Corporate Counsel, Digital Legal Amazon (Singapore)

David Hutagalung Country Director GE Power (Malaysia) Tim Jackson Head of Legal & Compliance (Asia Pacific & Middle East) Vale (Singapore) Brent E. Jones Senior Director of Investigations, Asia Pacific and Japan Hewlett Packard Enterprise (Singapore)

Kay Pang Senior Director & Associate General Counsel, Global Markets Compliance Officer (APJ, EMEA & LATAM) WMware (Singapore) Brian F. Saulnier Partner K&L Gates LLP (USA) Dan Shea Regional Director of Compliance & Litigation, Asia Microsoft (Singapore)

Naeree (Valentine) Kang Chief Compliance Officer – Asia Veolia (Singapore)

Sanjay Sidhu Executive Director, Advisory BDO (Malaysia)

Paul Korte Director, CFCC Governance Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore)

Paul Sumilas Vice President, Compliance Officer, and Senior Legal Counsel, APAC Zimmer Biomet (Singapore)

Hwa Kyung Lee Global Compliance Officer (South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam) Line Corporation (South Korea) Daniel P. Levinson Partner Morrison & Foerster LLP (Singapore) Esther Lim General Counsel, ASEAN The Coca-Cola Company (Singapore) Yuen Teen Mak Associate Professor, Accounting and Former Vice Dean Founder and Director of the First Corporate Governance Centre in Singapore at NUS National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School Niki Mark Senior Legal Counsel – Compliance, APAC & Japan Adobe (Singapore) Siobhan Murray Associate General Counsel, Asia Pacific Trust & Compliance Officer IBM (Singapore)

Marie Grenier Head of Compliance, MOAI Ericsson (Singapore)

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Orsolya Szotyory-Grove Counsel Mayer Brown Li Ping Tan Head, Ethics & Compliance SATS Ltd. (Singapore) Shulin Tay Senior Legal Counsel and Data Protection Officer Revolut Lisa Thompson FCPA Counsel BHP Billiton (Singapore) Mini vandePol Partner Baker McKenzie Yuan Z. Wang Compliance Officer and Legal Counsel GM China (China) Samantha Wong Global Business Conduct Director, Asia Pacific Eastman (Singapore) B. Chen Zhu Partner Morrison & Foerster LLP (Hong Kong)

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CONFERENCE DAY 1

10:15–10:30

March 9, 2021 (GMT+8)

1:1 Networking

10:30 Break 08:30

Opening Remarks from the Co-Chairs Katharine A. Bostick Director, Compliance & Litigation, Greater China Region Microsoft (China) Mona Dange Vice President – Ethics & Compliance Nokia (Singapore) Ritankar Sahu Visiting Scholar, Duke University, (Former General Counsel & Head of Compliance at MAXpower Corporation, 2017-2020) 08:45 CPIB & ATTORNEY GENERAL’S CHAMBERS ENFORCEMENT

Status Report on Investigations, Prosecutions, Fraud, and Inter-Agency Cooperation (Please consult the website for speaker announcements.) Working in close cooperation with one another, Singapore’s Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau (CPIB) and the Attorney-General’s Chambers are the city-state’s arbiters when it comes to matters of corporate compliance and investigations. This panel will focus on critical enforcement updates, as well as recent trends and priorities moving forward. 09:15 WHAT HAS BEEN COMING ACROSS YOUR DESK?

The New, Unique Realities of Compliance Across the Region – and the Hidden Lessons: Tackling High Stakes Issues in Uncertain Times Kay Pang Senior Director & Associate General Counsel, Global Markets Compliance Officer (APJ, EMEA & LATAM) VMware (Singapore) Paul Korte Director, CFCC Governance Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore)

Siobhan Murray Associate General Counsel, Asia Pacific Trust & Compliance Officer IBM (Singapore) Tim Jackson Head of Legal & Compliance (Asia Pacific & Middle East) Vale (Singapore)

Leading anti-corruption and compliance experts will gather for this panel to reflect on the most important takeaways, hidden lessons and war stories on guiding their companies through these unprecedented times. Topics will include: • • • •

Remote working and “virtual” compliance: The latest best practices Behavioral compliance: Employee training — and when to re-train Monitoring teams on the frontlines: Sales and marketing Whistleblowers and reporting: How the pandemic has affected the drive toward a speak up” culture • Covid-19 and the difficulty of travel and on-site verification of compliance • Budgetary pressures, and obtaining senior-level buy-in and commitment to compliance

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10:45 INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS ACROSS THE APAC REGION

Contrasting Regional Differences on Privilege, Evidence Gathering, Cooperation with Authorities and Cultural Norms Dan Shea Regional Director of Compliance & Litigation, Asia Microsoft (Singapore) Hwa Kyung Lee Global Compliance Officer (South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam) Line Corporation (South Korea)

Brent E. Jones Senior Director of Investigations, Asia Pacific and Japan Hewlett Packard Enterprise (Singapore) Kelly S. Austin Partner Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP (Hong Kong)

• Beyond the “legal”: Cultural nuances across countries and the impact on conducting internal investigations • The scope of privilege across APAC relating to interviews during an internal investigation, notes and memoranda • The risk of “follow-on” cases: When a resolved or settled case in one jurisdiction could trigger new bribery investigations in other countries • Local laws affecting your internal investigation and ability to cooperate with authorities: Data privacy, State Secret Law, privilege, evidencegathering procedures and more • How the increasing use of social media and messaging apps has affected the course of internal investigations • When multi-jurisdictional bribery enforcement could spark investigations of other potential crimes, including fraud, money laundering and privacy violations-and vice versa • Impact of multi-jurisdictional enforcement risks on your decision to disclose or cooperate 11:45 DATA PROTECTION, PRIVACY, CYBERSECURITY, FACIAL RECOGNITION AND HUMAN RIGHTS

How Industry is Incorporating Local Requirements Into an Effective Regional Compliance Program Mona Dange Vice President – Ethics & Compliance Nokia (Singapore)

Prerna Gandhi Senior Corporate Counsel, Digital Legal Amazon (Singapore)

• How industry is managing the real-world impact of GDPR, China Cyber Security Law and other APAC privacy laws • Revisiting WeChat and WhatsApp compliance risks: What is now good practice for record review and retention, discovery, reporting, evidence gathering and cybersecurity • Mitigating newfound cyber risks posed by the USDOJ’s new messaging policy • Best practices for cross-border data transfers • Resolving key misconceptions about data collection and retention requirements • Movement tracking and facial recognition: How APAC governments are applying novel technologies differently and “in furtherance of public safety” — what this means for your company’s compliance program • Managing the interplay of technology and human rights

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12:45 COUNTRY VIGNETTES: MALAYSIA AND INDONESIA

Practical Implications of Malaysia’s New Corporate Liability Law and Indonesia’s Anti-Bribery Efforts David Hutagalung Country Director GE Power (Malaysia)

08:45 THIRD PARTY MANAGEMENT IN TOUGH TIMES

How Industry is Keeping a Closer Eye on Channel Partners, Agents, Distributors and Other Intermediaries Patience Bin Head of Group Global Anti-Corruption & Head of Group Ethics & Compliance, APAC Natura & Co. (Singapore)

Eddie Chuah Partner Wong & Partners (Malaysia)

Shulin Tay Senior Legal Counsel and Data Protection Officer Revolut (Singapore)

Ira A. Eddymurthy Partner SSEK (Indonesia) • Anticipating the impact of Malaysia’s corporate liability law under Section 17A of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) • Capacity-building on compliance in Malaysia: MACC’s call for businesses to spend a fair amount of their annual budget on anti-corruption efforts • Impact of the inclusion of Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in other government agencies’ anti-graft measures • Assessing the effectiveness of the KPK’s enhanced collaboration efforts with international enforcement agencies, such as Singapore’s CPIB and the UK’s SFO, in investigating wrongdoing and bringing those responsible to justice 13:30

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CONFERENCE DAY 2

March 10, 2021 (GMT+8) 08:00

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Paul Sumilas Vice President, Compliance Officer, and Senior Legal Counsel, APAC Zimmer Biomet (Singapore) Moderator: B. Chen Zhu Partner Morrison & Foerster LLP (Hong Kong) • Revisiting third party management of various types of business partners • How to incorporate effective front-end vetting and screening protocols based on the type of relationship and interests represented by the third party • Developing a model that stratifies your risk based on third parties — and how to Perform due diligence accordingly • How much due diligence is enough: How to know if your approach is truly “risk-based”, and when and how much due diligence to perform for an ongoing, existing third party relationship • What to do with information uncovered during the vetting process: How to evaluate red flags • Auditing a third party, and how often to exercise audit rights • Knowing when to terminate a third party relationship: Legal, compliance and contractual considerations 09:45–10:00

08:05 U.S. ENFORCEMENT AGENCY SPECIAL INTERVIEW

Important Takeaways on Extra-Territorial Enforcement, Individual Liability, and Cross-Agency Coordination Christopher J. Cestaro Chief, FCPA Unit, Fraud Section, Criminal Division U.S. Department of Justice Adam W. Storer Supervisory Special Agent, International Corruption Unit Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI Moderator: Brian F. Saulnier Partner K&L Gates LLP (USA) • The extent of collaboration between U.S. and U.K. agencies, and various APAC-based enforcement bodies • Where the APAC region’s anti-bribery authorities fit into the larger, global anti-corruption enforcement landscape • U.S. enforcement priorities for 2021 and takeaways from 2020 • The DOJ’s China Initiative and how it has been enforced • Instant Messaging: Investigative challenges posed by the use of ephemeral communications

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1:1 Networking

10:00 Break

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10:15 GENERAL COUNSEL INTERVIEW

Life Amid a Global Health Crisis Esther Lim General Counsel, ASEAN The Coca-Cola Company (Singapore) Moderator: Aaron Lee Teck Chye Partner Allen & Gledhill LLP (Singapore) During this highly anticipated interview, participants will benefit from strategic insights at the highest level on the most pressing, “big picture” risks of the present and future.

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10:45 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MDBs

What Triggers Suspension and Debarment in the Region: Trends, Priorities and Important Takeaways for Multinationals

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12:30 SPECIAL INTERVIEW

Board and Corporate Governance Considerations for Cross-Border M&A Amid Economic Uncertainty Yuen Teen Mak Associate Professor, Accounting and Former Vice Dean, Founder and Director of the First Corporate Governance Centre in Singapore at NUS National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School

Nusserwan Talati Senior Integrity Specialist, Office of Anticorruption and Integrity Asian Development Bank (Philippines)

Mini vandePol Partner Baker McKenzie (Hong Kong)

Meena Sankar Lead for IFC’s Anti-Corruption and Integrity Risk Management in Asia Pacific International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group (USA) This highly anticipated panel will discuss the debarment sanctions that MDBs impose on corporations that engage in corrupt and other noncompliant business practices. Learn how MDB enforcement practices have evolved in APAC, what this means for CCOs’ risk calculations, and how to minimize the risk of debarment and other consequences.

Ritankar Sahu Visiting Scholar, Duke University, (Former General Counsel & Head of Compliance at MAXpower Corporation, 2017-2020) Amid the global pandemic, get up-to-speed on the newest, innovative approaches to cross-border M&A, and how industry is re-thinking their strategies, risk tolerance and ROI.

11:30 CHINA

Recent Changes to China’s Anti-Monopoly Law, and New Corruption and Fraud Enforcement Trends Amid Covid-19 Katharine A. Bostick Director, Compliance & Litigation, Greater China Region Microsoft (China) Yuan Z. Wang Compliance Officer and Legal Counsel GM China (China)

13:00 BREAKOUT COMPLIANCE BENCHMARKING ROUNDTABLES

The Surprising, Unexpected Legal and Compliance Lessons from COVID-19 Select a virtual table to connect and benchmark in a smaller-group setting. Share “war stories”, compare best practices, and discuss your most pressing compliance challenges “off-the-record” — and come prepared with your questions!

1. Supply Chain and Business Continuity Samantha Wong Global Business Conduct Director, Asia Pacific Eastman (Singapore)

Caroline Berube Managing Partner HJM Asia Law & Co LLC (China & Singapore) • Evolving Chinese government enforcement trends and priorities, including which industries have been “under the microscope” • Increased focus on fraud amid Covid-19 and best practices for interacting with government agencies over the course of an investigation • Penalty trends and key takeaways from the latest local commercial bribery cases • How to know if your program is adequately updated in response to rapidly evolving legislative and regulatory developments • Dovetailing data security, anti-bribery, antitrust and other core requirements • Uncertainty and crisis response: How to proactively prepare for the unexpected • New, emerging risks to watch now: Perspectives on how to prepare for the next wave of enforcement

Naeree (Valentine) Kang Chief Compliance Officer – Asia Veolia (Hong Kong)

2. Compliance Lessons from Novel Work Arrangements and Remote Investigations

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Natalie Arnold Lead Ethics and Compliance Counsel, International Team Google (Singapore) Conference Day 2 Adjourns

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CONFERENCE DAY 3

09:45–10:00

March 11, 2021 (GMT+8)

1:1 Networking

10:00 Break 08:00

Remarks from the Co-Chairs 08:05 ANONYMOUS POLLING – SUBMIT YOUR MOST BURNING QUESTIONS

Corporations and Individuals as Defendants: Things That People Don’t Talk About — But Should Speakers include:

Ritankar Sahu Visiting Scholar, Duke University, (Former General Counsel & Head of Compliance at MAXpower Corporation, 2017-2020) Both corporations and individuals have been facing increased and unprecedented liability risks as enforcement agencies worldwide intensify their focus on prosecuting individuals. This panel will address important, new trends and pressing issues to flag now – with topics of discussion to include: • In-house and outside counsel, compliance officers and financial executives under the microscope: Defense counsel perspectives on emerging new liability trends • The move toward prosecutions of corporate “gatekeepers” in particular, including general counsel, chief compliance officers and accountants • Scope of the legal and compliance officers’ obligations to investigate potential red flags and monitor suspicious activity • Recent enforcement actions against individual executives and key takeaways 09:00 HYPOTHETICAL SCENARIOS: CHINA, VIETNAM, THE PHILIPPINES AND BEYOND

The Grey Areas of Gifts, Travel, Entertainment and Charitable Contributions: Best Practices for Compliance, Recordkeeping and Internal Controls Marie Grenier Head of Compliance, MOAI Ericsson (Singapore)

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10:15 INTERVIEW: A DAY IN THE LIFE

The “New Normal” of Compliance Remotely and In-Person: Best Practices for Simplifying and Optimizing Effectiveness Mekhla Basu Director and Corporate Counsel APAC Splunk (Singapore) Campbell Clark VP, Legal & Compliance, APAC Medtronic (Singapore) Niki Mark Senior Legal Counsel – Compliance, APAC & Japan Adobe (Singapore) Moderator: Daniel P. Levinson Partner Morrison & Foerster LLP (Singapore) Come prepared with your questions as three of the region’s leading in-house compliance experts talk candidly about their new day-to-day “normal” in the wake of Covid-19. • What can be done without face-to-face optimize furtherance of building a compliance program • “Keep it lean, keep it simple” – Rendering your compliance program more “friendly” and “accessible” to both internal and external (e.g., third parties) stakeholders • How the role of a compliance officer has evolved since last year — at small vs. big companies 11:00 COUNTRY AND PORTS OF ORIGIN, AND CUSTOMS OFFICIALS

Weathering Supply Chain Bottlenecks and Bribery Risks at the Border Speakers include:

Li Ping Tan Head, Ethics & Compliance SATS Ltd. (Singapore)

Lisa Thompson FCPA Counsel BHP Billiton (Singapore)

Sanjay Sidhu Executive Director, Advisory BDO (Malaysia)

Liliya Barchuk Regional Head, Anti-bribery & Corruption, Financial Crime Compliance, ASEAN and Greater China Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore)

• Understanding the important nuances in gift giving, entertainment and sponsorship risks • Which could lead to a local regulatory violation and trigger enforcement • What is now required for internal controls and risk detection • Difference between a “custom” and a “Bribe”-and what crosses the line • Crafting guidelines for the compensation of consultants and advisors • Risk controls in the context of facilitation payments • Special gifts, travel, entertainment and hospitality considerations when government is the third party or JV partner • How to keep sponsorship expenses transparent • Responding to requests for bribes across Southeast Asia

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Heightened corruption risks with regard to a string of customs-related matters and ports of origin will be addressed – and best practices for mitigating evolving risk factors. Issues addressed will include: • Supply-chain disruptions and concomitant challenges surrounding the diversion of goods • Ensuring accurate and comprehensive customs declarations • What the enforcement landscape and cooperation among APAC countries looks like

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11:45 COUNTRY VIGNETTE

12:15 COUNTRY VIGNETTES

South Korea

Thailand, Vietnam and Laos

K. Trisha Chang Senior Foreign Attorney Kim & Chang (South Korea)

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Learn about the most important recent developments that affect the way in which multinational companies ensure compliance.

Orsolya Szotyory-Grove Counsel Mayer Brown (Vietnam) A practical analysis of recent anti-corruption developments and legislation. 12:45

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