28/Nov/2014
Legal Risks for Director Arising from Foreign Operations
Thai Companies now increasingly have operations across the world. Management is increasingly asked to act as directors of foreign subsidiaries and companies in which Thai companies hold minority holdings.
This seminar will focus on the key legal issues that directors need to consider. They have general directors' duties as directors of foreign companies, but what does that really mean? Difficult questions may arise if the foreign company is a joint venture company and the director has been appointed to represent one particular shareholder's interests. In addition, there may be criminal liability for directors if their company engages in anti-competitive behaviour or breaks anti-bribery and corruption laws such as the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act or the UK's Bribery Act.
Agenda
11.30-12.00 Registration
12.00-12.30 Lunch Served (Western Set)
12.30-12.40 Welcome Address
12.30-12.40 By Dr. Bandid Nijathaworn
12.30-12.40 President & CEO of Thai IOD
12.40-13.30 Discussion on the topic of "Legal Risks for Directors Arising from Foreign Operations"
12.40-13.30 By James Lawden, Managing Partner, Freshfields - Tokyo
12.40-13.30 By Stephen Revell, Managing Partner, Freshfields - Singapore
12.40-13.30 By Richard Blair, Senior Associate in the coporate department, Freshfields - Singapore
13.30-13.40 Q&A
Free of charge for IOD Member!!
Only 80 seats are available. Booking is on first-come, first served basis.
Please come and join us on Friday 28th November 2014
Venue: Lotus 1-4, Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre at CentralWorld
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