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A new system conflict?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

China has become a global powerhouse not only economically but also politically. Hardly any international challenge can be solved without China today. This creates a tense field of regional and global conflicts in which China, the USA, Europe and also Germany have to position themselves. The American-Chinese relationship is characterized by mutual sanctions. Germany and Europe are setting the tone with supply chain laws. Conversely, global supply chains are under pressure from China's zero-covid strategy, which further risks production plant closures and delivery delays. Businesses feel the geopolitical tensions directly as they try to meet conflicting compliance requirements from the West and China. While China continues to gradually open market access to foreign investors, regulatory requirements are increasing. For example, increased enforcement of Chinese cyber and data security regulations requires companies operating in China to make adjustments to their operating procedures. In addition, a major political event is coming up in the fall of 2022: The 20th Party Congress of the Chinese Communist Party will not only provide an outlook on China's future strategy, but will also bring about major personnel changes. Against this background, the entrepreneurial management of political risks is noticeably gaining in importance. Therefore, together with Funk \u2013 one of the leading insurance brokers and risk consultants in Europe \u2013 we are hosting a webinar on the developments in China and possible implications for companies.<\/p>\n

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