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November 13 & 14, 2018JW Marriott, Kuala Lumpur

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VIP Keynote AddressChanges in the Judiciary That Have Come With A New Government - What Can Be Expected From Everyone

YAA Tan Sri Datuk Seri Panglima Richard Malanjum Chief Justice of Malaysia

The Return of the Sales & Service Tax (SST)With the change of the tax format from goods & services to sales & services in a span of a few years, what can be expected across all industries in the adjustment period and the compliance period. Is there a change in the cost of doing business? Is the change a bane or a boon?

The Companies Act 2016: Impact & ComplianceA look at practical issues faced by organisations since the implementation of the enhanced Companies Act 2016.

Edmund Bon, Head of Chambers, AmerBON Advocates

Complying with the GDPR to Achieve Low RiskThe GDPR and industry standards demand that companies create data inventories highlighting important aspects of consumer data and where the data is located. Increasingly, in-house counsel must assist in data mapping and main-taining the data register so that the company can perform an audit to ensure compliance with global standards. In this session, the nuances of GDPR compliance are discussed.

Tom Reynolds, Partner, Trowers Hamlin Cassandra Lim, Partner, Trowers Hamlin

A CEO’s Expectations On His Legal TeamAccording to some chief executives, their legal departments are one part of their business they consider the greatest value drivers. In the past decade, a cadre of innovative executives have set about transforming their legal depart-ments from cost centres to value centres, not only by introducing new efficiencies to the delivery of legal services, but also by using new financial tools to unlock latent value in legal claims. This panel gives a glimpse into what CEO’s desire and expect from their GC’s and the rest of the team.

Harry Jaila, Senior Legal Counsel and Company Secretary, Prince Court Medical Centre

Legal Operations: The Leverage To Build Trust With The BoardThe degree of involvement of the GC in meetings of the board and its committees has risen continually in recent years. This trend is now stronger also across developed nations, where GCs have significantly more often become members of the executive management team, thereby interacting regularly and closely with the board. Besides offer-ing legal expertise and advising on risk exposure, liability, compliance, and governance, these GCs take a broader view that encompasses the company’s reputation and integrity. In Malaysia, with differing cultures within and beyond the boardroom, it is a different kettle of fish - how do you take on this role and balance between gaining the board’s trust and protecting the organisation across many fronts.

Nik Azli Abu Zahar, Group Chief Legal & Corporate Governance Officer, Malaysia Airlines Berhad

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Corporate Internal Investigations: The Best & Worst Things To Do Companies are being scrutinised today as never before. Government, private and government-linked companies alike are examined and investigated. Frequently, corporate scrutiny focuses on compliance issues, but today the scrutiny extends beyond the organisation, but also to the employees. This session covers a few situations of fraudu-lent activities and the do’s and don’ts in investigating these situations internally first.

How a General Counsel can use Artificial Intelligence To Drive ValueThe buzz word in many organisations apart from technological advances is driving value. There are activities in daily work is repetitive where changes are implemented over a reasonable timeframe. This is where the exploration of automating of these activities continues, as it is shown that humans think and machines learn. In a legal department, how much of your daily activities can be learnt and how much needs a thought process. What can be pushed to machines and what can’t in the quest for efficiency and driving value in today’s workplace.

Dr. Jasmine Begum, Director, Legal, Corporate and Government AffairsMicrosoft Malaysia and New Markets

Your Company Has Been Hacked: An Interactive Data Breach SimulationGenerally, the first reaction to a breach is to look towards the IT department to fix things before other stakeholders start reacting in a domino-like manner. At the speed of attacks and recovery today, all stakeholders in a breach need to act simultaneously and as quickly as possible. Watch how in this data breach simulation.

Krishna Rajagopal, CEO, AKATI Consulting Group

Corporate Reputation RecoveryIn a world where the speed of communication is chasing the speed of light, there are risks and benefits. For an organisation in the public eye, all activities have to be prepared to be scrutinized on some degree. One mishap, one accident, one mistake - it just takes one is enough to cause serious damage in this “social” world. The corpo-rate communications team will be the frontliners scrambling to rectify what can be, but what needs to happen behind the scenes to make this process a holistic one in saving your organisation’s reputation.

The Legal Department: A Contract Process or Risk ManagementThe legal department must find ways to both manage contract risks and increase contracting productivity on a limited budget. The legal department are often flooded with contract requests. Sales people, business managers and executives mutter about lawyers being the “business interruption team”, while the general counsel needs to balance between competing objectives - fast contracts and careful risk management. No legal department wants to be the bottleneck for contracts, so how do they increase productivity without compromising legal risk manage-ment? Is technology the answer, or is there more that can be done?

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