Risk Mitigation: Commercial Background Checks and Due Diligence in China

  • Date
    26 February 2026
  • Beijing Time
    16:00 - 17:30
  • Location
    Beijing & Online
  • Venue
    European Chamber Offices Beijing | Online
  • Open to
    All European SMEs
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Following the publication of “Simple Steps to Minimise Risks of Scams“, the EU SME Centre and the European Chamber invite SMEs to a workshop on how to conduct commercial background checks and due diligence in China.

The purpose of this workshop is to detail the main tools available to European SMEs to help them minimise risks when purchasing and selling in China, including when considering potential distributors. The event will include keynote presentations by experts in background checks and due diligence, and will allow participants to ask for guidance during a Q&A session.

This free event will be held in English. It is open to all interested SMEs from EU Member States and countries participating in the Single Market Programme.

Agenda

Thursday 26 February (CST)

15:30–16:00

Registration and networking at the venue
For onsite participants in Beijing

16:00–16:05

Opening remarks

16:05–16:35

Keynote presentation 1:
Commercial Background Checks in China
Moey Li, Representative, Dewit Law Office Beijing

16:35–17:05

Keynote presentation 2:
Due Diligence in China for SMEs
Icey Xu, Head of Operations, PSU China

17:05–17:30

Q&A Session

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